Our bespoke service supports brain injury survivors to use their lived experience to provide vital training for universities, cultural institutions, health and social care professionals, and businesses.
Brain injury is complex. Every person’s experience is different, and many of the effects are not immediately visible. This can make navigating the world quite challenging for survivors. Listening and learning can go a long way to creating a more supportive environment for those affected. It can also open up wider discussions around hidden illnesses and neurodiversity, accessibility, bias and privilege.
Our training offering is designed to help people understand more about acquired brain injury and the impact it can have. This can cover (but is not limited to) the physical, emotional and cognitive effects of brain injury; and the reality of living with an often hidden disability.
In addition to providing vital training to students and professionals, these reflections prove useful for businesses or organisations working with (or employing) people with additional needs. Members can share their expertise in a variety of ways through presentations, workshops and games, active learning tasks and personal stories. Each session is individually tailored to the needs of the audience, and the skills of our member facilitators.
Over the last few years our members have provided brain injury training for:
For further information about training or to book our team please contact: info@headwayeastlondon.org
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