Support for adults with physical, cognitive and/or communication disabilities as a result of an acquired brain injury, stroke or neurological illness.
Read moreAcquired Brain Injury
Acquired Brain Injury refers to a brain injury of any cause that occurs after birth. This includes Traumatic Brain Injuries such as following a road traffic accident or a fall, and non-traumatic causes such as stroke, tumours and infection.
The effects of a brain injury can be wide ranging, varied in severity and may be temporary or long term.
The brain injury association, Headway, groups these potential effects into three groups:
- Physical effects such as fatigue, impaired mobility, weakness/paralysis and speech problems;
- Cognitive effects such as memory problems, impaired reasoning and reducing problem solving ability; and
- Emotional and behavioural effects such as personality changes, depression, anxiety and anger.
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Hothfield Brain Injury Rehabilitation and Neurological Care Centre
8th August 2019Helping people with mental illnesses, learning difficulties or who have suffered a brain injury.
Read moreContinuing Healthcare for adults – East Sussex CCG
8th August 2019Post acute phase specialist neurological rehabilitation therapy funded by the NHS.
Read moreCommunity Neurological Rehabilitation Team (North)
8th August 2019Helping patients and their families manage at home and in the community through rehabilitation and resettlement support.
Read moreCommunity Neurological Rehabilitation Team (Bognor Regis)
8th August 2019Rehabilitation support for people who have been clinically diagnosed with a stroke, subarachnoid haemorrhage or acquired brain injury within the last 12 months, or with a diagnosis of a progressive neurological condition and who have the potential for improvement through rehabilitation.
Read moreCommunity Neurological Rehabilitation Team (Worthing)
8th August 2019Rehabilitation support for people who have been clinically diagnosed with a stroke, subarachnoid haemorrhage or acquired brain injury within the last 12 months, or with a diagnosis of a progressive neurological condition and who have the potential for improvement through rehabilitation.
Read moreCare for Veterans
8th August 2019Care for Veterans provides care and rehabilitation for anyone who has served in HM Forces, or their immediate family members, and has an acquired brain injury or a degenerative neurological condition.
Read moreBrain Injury Rehabilitation Trust
30th July 2019BIRT provides assessment and rehabilitation services for people with acquired brain injury (ABI) no matter when the injury was.
Read moreCommunity Neurological Rehabilitation Team (Brighton & Hove)
11th July 2019We are a multidisciplinary neuro rehabilitation team for people aged 16 and over who have specific long term neurological conditions.
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