Childhood mental health: Signs & triggers
Working with children and young people following ABI includes looking out for their mental health and spotting specific triggers and signs that someone isn't coping. Julie Stannard, nurse and case manager for the Child Brain [...]
Behind the Smile
Children’s Mental Health Week this year (led by Place2B) is shining a light on being healthy inside and out. It makes absolute sense that our mind and bodies and how we feel physically and mentally [...]
From football to frustration
At eight years old, life seems simple and fun; playing football is the aim of the day and spending time with friends seems to be the only responsibility you have on your plate. An acquired [...]
Sleep challenges following ABI
In our latest update, Louise Wilkinson, Head of Information and Learning at the Child Brain Injury Trust, shares valuable information and insight into sleep challenges for children following acquired brain injury. Louise explores the challenges [...]
Finding the perfect match – one of the most important steps in a person’s future following a catastrophic injury.
When a case manager begins to work with someone following a catastrophic injury they become a key part of that person’s life; a new life that they are learning to navigate as they begin to [...]
Helping people enjoy family life today without the stress and anxiety of tomorrow
This week two of the most important awareness events came together to share space on our online newsfeeds, social media channels and blog posts; Action for Brain Injury Awareness Week and Mental Health Awareness Week. [...]
