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Staff from the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust attended the annual BISWG (Brain Injury Social Work Group) conference at The Etihad Stadium in Manchester, which was attended by over 120 delegates, including local authority social workers.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) has launched a brand new service which will work with people in prison, young offender institutions and those on probation who have a brain injury.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust has updated and extended a set of materials used in the assessment of memory: the BIRT Memory and Information Processing Battery (BMIPB) for testing in clinical settings.

'Changing Lives' is a new booklet from the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) which launches a year of anniversary celebrations. It includes interviews with experts from the field of brain injury and a free poster.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust is delighted to be at the heart of a brand new Louis Theroux documentary: 'A Different Brain'. Find out more about our involvement.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust is delighted to be at the heart of a brand new Louis Theroux documentary: 'A Different Brain' , due to be broadcast on Sunday 15th May 2016 at 9pm on BBC Two.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust's ‘Show Your Brain Some Love’ campaign is an on going awareness project which co-incides with the 2016 Action for Brain Injury Week (ABIW) from 9th - 15th May. See what we have planned for the week.

A new NHS commissioning guidance for rehabilitation has been published by NHS England which has been welcomed by the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust.

This month The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) published their annual Outcome Report. We are one of the few neurorehabilitation providers in the UK to publish an annual report detailing statistics about their services

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) is delighted to have been involved in a new Louis Theroux documentary for the BBC about brain injury which is set to show how individuals and their families come to terms with this life-changing condition.