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Results from a study by The United Kingdon Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF) about TBI's in older people reflect patterns seen across BIRT services, including age of admission and cause of injury.

A new sensory room for people needing more stimulation in the course of their rehabilitation has been created at BIRT centre, Tŷ Aberdafen, in Llanelli, using money raised from the Eyes Alight appeal.

Member of Parliament for Horsham, Jeremy Quin MP, recently visited Kerwin Court, the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) centre in Slinfold, West Sussex.

Channel 4 News recently visited our brain injury service, West Heath House. They interviewed Lisa, mother of one of our service users, about her daughter's diagnosis and rehabilitation.

Book your place now for the free seminar being hosted by Redford Court in Liveropool on Wednesday 26th April, called 'Dancing with Neurons: the neurobeahvioural approach applied'.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) is proud to be one of the very few specialist brain injury providers that publishes its outcomes. The BIRT Outcome Report 2016 is available now.

Social workers in London and Birmingham have been learning about brain injury, including the Brain Injury Needs Indicator (BINI) developed by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT).

BIRT is pleased to announce it will be offering new additional services for people with brain injury, extending its provision and facilities at Osman House, in Scholes, near Leeds.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust's Redford Court recently welcomed Liverpool MP Stephen Twigg, the Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson and senior figures from Merseyside Police to visit the Liverpool centre.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) welcomed Liverpool West Derby MP Stephen Twigg to visit rehabilitation centre Redford Court on Friday 20th January.