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Brainkind has services across the UK that support people with acquired brain injuries and other neurological conditions. We want the people we work with to live as independently as possible and to meet their goals – whatever they are.
This support includes brain injury assessment and rehabilitation centres, supported living accommodation, and appropriate services in the community.
We accept referrals from professionals working with people who may benefit from our care and rehabilitation services.
We use a neurobehavioural therapy approach to support people with brain injuries to regain their lost skills. This type of treatment helps us understand the effects of a brain injury on a person’s cognitive, emotional, physical and social skills.
Our clinical teams use a range of assessments and evidence-based interventions to respond to changes in these skills.
Every brain injury is different, and everyone will react differently to rehabilitation. Our approach aims to help people regain the skills they have lost after a brain injury to the best of their abilities.
The people we support are at the heart of everything we do. Our teams work closely with each person to understand what they want and why. This collaborative approach guides their treatment.
Studies show that brain injury rehabilitation, which looks at all aspects of a person’s behaviour is most effective at reducing their cognitive and functional impairments. A severe brain injury or the time since it happened, are not determining factors.
From music therapy to sessions with psychologists, our brain injury team use different interventions to help people come to terms with what has happened to them and adjust to these difficulties.
Our approach to brain injury rehabilitation focuses on increasing people’s quality of life and helping them take part in social activities.
Brainkind’s network of neurological centres, assessment and rehab services, and community support services across the UK help people wherever they are in their journey.
The people we support are incredible human beings whose resilience is enabling them to live fulfilled lives. Read our case studies to learn about their journey and the support they received.
Download and complete our referrals form and email the completed form to Brainkind.Referrals@nhs.net
Email the completed referral form to us at Brainkind.Referrals@nhs.net
0330 0581 881 (cost as a standard landline). Brainkind’s Central Referrals Team can help identify the most appropriate service, or if you know the service you require, don’t hesitate to get in touch with them directly for an initial discussion.
People with brain injuries and other neurological conditions have unique needs. To help as many people as possible, we have a network neurological centres, assessment and rehab services, and community support services across the UK.
