Brain Injury Training

Learning from people with lived experience

Our sessions provide a unique insight into acquired brain injury* (ABI), designed and delivered by people with lived experience of ABI. This training offers an engaging and interactive approach to understanding brain injury.

* An acquired brain injury (ABI) is an injury caused to the brain since birth. There are many possible causes, including a fall, a road accident, tumour and stroke. (Headway UK)

Who is this training for?

Our training is vital for universities, health and social care settings, cultural institutions and businesses.

With someone in the UK admitted to the hospital with a brain injury every 90 seconds, ABI is a leading cause of disability. This makes our training essential for those working with the public and organisations striving for a more inclusive workplace.

What do we offer?

A tailored session based on your organisation’s needs
A choice of key topics to focus on
An introduction pack with trainer details and key information about ABI
Interactive sessions led by trainers with lived experience
Flexible formats: 2-hour, half-day, or full-day sessions

All sessions are designed and delivered by experts with lived experience, ensuring an authentic and impactful learning experience.

Training Topics

The impact of brain injury on:

physical, cognitive, communication and fatigue
identity and roles following
relationships and sex
emotions and coping skills
work, vocation and education

Training Outcomes

A deeper understanding of ABI and its real-life impact
Practical insights to create a more accessible and inclusive workplace
Skills to better support individuals with brain injuries
Resources to make services more inclusive to people with ABI

How to book

For more information or to book in a session, please contact info@headwayeastlondon.org or 020 7749 7790.

"Your members were amazing and so insightful and articulate about their journeys and experiences.... this type of teaching is invaluable so thank you so much for your time"

University lecturer