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Build confidence and support people affected by brain injury

Join us for our third Expert Webinar on Wednesday 28th October to deepen understanding, strengthen practical skills, and support those accessing services.

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Why this webinar matters

People affected by brain injury often need support that is thoughtful, steady, and informed by the realities of daily life. Changes in communication, emotional regulation, memory, behaviour, and relationships can shape how someone engages with services, and those changes can be missed when teams do not have the right context.

This session helps you build understanding you can use in practice, so you can offer support that is more confident, compassionate, and person-centred.

Who should attend

This webinar is for frontline health and social care professionals, service managers, team leads, and workforce development leads who want practical learning they can apply in day-to-day support.

If your work includes people affected by brain injury, this session will help you respond with more confidence and clarity.

Practical learnings

This webinar gives you practical guidance you can take back into your work straight away.

  • A clearer understanding of brain injury and its effect on daily life
  • How brain injury can shape communication, behaviour, and engagement
  • Practical ways to respond with empathy, confidence, and professional curiosity
  • Approaches that support person-centred and psychologically informed practice
  • Considerations for working with people with complex or co-occurring needs