Are you an educator or a parent/guardian of a child or young person with an ABI? Then please consider taking part in this study:

If you are a family member of someone with a brain injury or a health professional working in the field, please consider taking part in this study 👇

Are you a professional who works with couples after brain injury or in a relationship with someone with a brain injury.

So pleased to announce this paper on safeguarding after brain injury was published by Journal of adult protection last week. A authored by our co-chair @dralysonnorman.bsky.social : “His brain injury was missed, it led to his death”: brain injury case managers’ experience of safeguarding

At Anchor Point we know families need information & support after ABI. Our info & education group have been pulling together materials for families so we can signpost people to services. If you're organisation has family support information, please get in touch & share your resources with us.

We are looking for volunteers to join our working groups. If you are a family member, researcher, clinician or other professional interested in the field of brain injury and the impact on families, please do get in touch anchorpoint@UKABIF.org.uk

Exploring Family Experiences of Child Brain Injury. If you have a child in your family with a brain injury, please consider taking part in this study 👇

Are you an adult with a traumatic brain injury? Please consider taking part in this brief memory task investigating emotional processing:

Exploring social connection and isolation after brain injury among BAME family members and caregivers 👇

Please see below the link to join Professor Charlie Whiffin and team in Derby on the 28th February to hear about supported storytelling for #FamiliesAfterABI:

Do you have experiences of looking after a child with acquired brain injury? Then our researcher, Louise Cooper would love to hear from you:

Are you a psychologist already working within brain injury services? Would you be interested in joining a randomised controlled trial of psychological therapy for couples living with acquired brain injury?
If you are interested contact Gerry Riley: g.a.riley@bham.ac.uk

If you have had a brain injury and are between the ages of 13-24, then please consider taking part in this study. Please share to anyone who you think may be interested. Scan the QR code for more details.