Andy was diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of 54. At the time, Andy worked as a senior sales consultant and lived a busy, rewarding life. After the Neurosurgery, he had to learn how to adapt after a brain injury while rebuilding his confidence, work life and...
For Sue, supporting a partner after brain injury became part of her everyday life overnight after a Sunday in January 2025. Len and Sue have been married for 38 years now. They live in Watlington, having moved there 11 years ago after many years in Maidenhead....
Fundraising challenges can be as fun and rewarding as they are meaningful. Climbing mountains, running marathons or hosting a creative community event. Every effort helps people living with brain injury and their families access vital support. Stan Hetherington, a...
Poetry in music therapy can help process emotions and reconnect with oneself after a brain injury. Creative expression can always offer new ways to communicate when speech or memory becomes challenging. One of our regular clients, C, has been spending a lot of time...
Today, Lucy shares her inspiring story of recovery after a brain injury. At 28, she reflects on her accident, the challenges she faced, and how brain injury support played a crucial role in her healing. Lucy was a participant in our Living with Brain Injury course,...
The most recent of our Living with Brain Injury course was concluded last month in Reading. The course offers a unique opportunity for participants to better understand their condition and how it impacts their daily lives. Over eight weeks, participants explore how...
