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Thomas Edward Mitton (TEM) House in Milton Keynes is delighted to welcome Dr Sirious Mobini as their new Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist.

Birmingham based services 1101 Bristol Road and West Heath House are to host a free seminar called 'Finding neuro - exploring hidden disability’, aimed at health and social care professionals working in the field of brain injury.

Service user Aaron, from BIRT service The Woodmill in Cullompton, Devon, has been given complimentary tickets to see Arsenal play Everton; their last game of the season.

Ann Buckler, Director of the Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust, has retired. Renowned for her clear thinking, innovative approach and super sense of humour, she will be missed greatly by her colleagues.

From pirate hat and parrot making, to crazy costumes, coffee, cakes and a crafts - service users and staff at York House had a wonderful time celebrating Comic Relief, raising a fab £51.25

Service users and staff had a fun time raising money for Red Nose Day with a coffee morning, cake decorating and raffle where the star prize was a large bear who was named Henry by the winner.

The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust is delighted to welcome Consultant Clinical Neuropsychologist, Dr Sirous Mobini, to the Trust’s Clinical Executive team.

1101 Bristol Road and West Heath House will jointly host 'Finding neuro: exploring hidden disability’ on Friday 14th July, aimed at health and social care professionals working in the field of brain injury.

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.