In our latest interview with the Brain Injury team at St Andrew’s Healthcare, we meet Dr Lorraine Childs, a Consultant...
Throughout childhood there is one team which deals with everything that the patient would need. As the children continue to grow, we wonder what will happen...
Frontline healthcare workers need a range of ‘flexible’, ‘easily accessible’ and ‘consistent’ psychological support to overcome the significant mental health burden resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic. ...
As clinicians, when we consider our orthotic treatment options for users with neurological conditions, we should not be blinkered in our thinking and limit our treatment...
For young people with an autism spectrum condition, the arts therapies (music therapy, art therapy and dramatherapy) can play a significant role in enabling them to...
Could gaming really detect depression, anxiety or Alzheimer's Disease? We meet Emilia Molimpakis from Thymia who are working with clinicians on games to diagnose your mental...
Can nature support physical and psychological wellbeing for adults with acquired brain injury (ABI) or long-term neurological conditions (LTNC)? Dr Anita Rose, consultant clinical neuropsychologist at The...
Sleep disorders are common in people living with neuro-disabilities. They can be complex with many contributing factors including anxiety, muscle weakness, breathing difficulties and behaviours of...
For seriously injured military personnel, the options around rehabilitation are increasing further with plans for a new National Rehabilitation Centre. Matthew Tomlinson and Rachel Seddon, from...
As pioneering Neuro ProActive prepares to launch its digital platform, stroke survivor Lisa Beaumont, inspired by a joyful evening at an outdoor concert, reflects on the...
