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We are happy to discuss your needs informally, or through a free initial
assessment to see how we may be able to help you.
We are able to support people with the following needs:
- Acquired brain injury (ABI)
- Stroke
- Cognitive and executive difficulties
- Communication difficulties
- Independent life skill development
- Dual diagnosis with mental health or emotional/ behavioural needs
- Epilepsy
- Physical difficulties/ mobility needs
- Personal care
- Diabetes
- PEG feed
- People who have a medically stable spinal injury or orthopaedic injury
who require a transitional/ pre-independence placement
- Alcohol related brain injury / Korsakoff's syndrome
- Physical difficulties/ mobility needs/ Community hydrotherapy
- Intensive upper limb programmes/ FES/ Splinting
- PEG feed/RIG
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"Social engagement and social support have been found to be
significant and reliable indicators not only of emotional adjustment, but also community
integration, life satisfaction, and quality of life after severe
TBI (traumatic brain injury)."
Jacinta M Douglas*
*Douglas, J. (2012). Social Linkage, Self-Concept and Well-being after
Severe Traumatic Brain Injury. In J. Jetten, C. Haslam, & S. A. Haslam (Eds.) The Social
Cure: Identity, Health & Wellbeing. London: Psychology Press. |