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“We are perfectly normal people locked beneath a bizarre spectrum of cognitive and executive disabilities.”

Entering its’ ninth year the worldwide event, the ‘Brain Injury Global Picnic,’ aims to fill the awareness of services gap. By utilising traditional media, we can reach more people. We can connect with people beyond social media.

According to research published in the Journal of Neurosurgery, an estimated sixty-nine million people worldwide sustain a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) each year.¹ In Europe, approximately seventy-five thousand people die…

Scalp Acupuncture for stroke and brain injury This turned out to be a surprising and interesting week. Author: Annie Ricketts November 2019 Little did I know on Thursday that my…

Obsessive Thinking Following Brain Injury Introduction Lots of brain injury outcomes can seem odd, and because of this, different people make different assumptions. One thing that isn’t talked about very…

Post Concussion Syndrome (PCS) While the jury is still out about why any concussion should last more than three months, some scientists and specialists are beginning to put the pieces…

Protect Your Wallet Increased Vulnerability Cognitive impairment following a brain injury can limit thinking capacity and make it hard for people to think broadly. It can be difficult to know who…

The Blind Driver Imagine being tied up, gagged and put in the back seat of a car, and then being driven through your life journey by a blind driver.  This…

Slow Brain Bleed Introduction Although public awareness of brain injury is slowly increasing, there are still many misconceptions about impact and recovery. A lack of knowledge can have serious consequences and…

Why the Injured Brain Wakes up at Bed Time Introduction You only have to read through a few posts in any brain injury on-line support group to find someone who…

PTSD – New Science and Diagnosis Researchers have developed new ways of utilising existing technology! Did you know that MEG (Magnetoencephalography) scanners can give a 90% predictability for a PTSD…

Neuroplasticity Also known as brain plasticity and neural plasticity, or simply as ‘plasticity.’ Understanding plasticity is important because millions of people across the world fall through the net and don’t get any information or…