March is brain tumour awareness month. At Anchor Point we aim to support families after any acquired brain injury including brain tumours:

Are you an adult with a traumatic brain injury? Please consider taking part in this brief memory task investigating emotional processing:

Are you an adult with a traumatic brain injury? Please consider taking part in this brief memory task investigating emotional processing:

Cultural influences on the coping of family caregivers of individuals with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) within the South Asian community 👇

Exploring social connection and isolation after brain injury among BAME family members and caregivers 👇

RT @CJWhiffin: It’s been a busy but exciting few weeks as we disseminate the findings of LifeThreadsTBI thank you to everyone who supported….

Link to a podcast for #JournalOfLongTermCare about the latest paper authored by @dralysonnorman and the @BABICMorg research group on the 'perfect storm' care crisis in community neurorehabilitation within the UK.

This week is parental mental health week. At Anchor Point we understand the impact of childhood brain injury on parents.

This week is 'no more week' where we say no more to domestic violence. Many sustain brain injuries following domestic violence:

Please see below the research advert 'Exploring social connections and isolation among BAME family members and caregivers of individuals who have sustained acquired brain injury or stroke'

This week is emotional health week. It is important for families to look after their emotional health after brain injury but this is something they often don't have time to explore:

Family members shouldn’t be left to care for their loved ones after brain injury in isolation. Carers need meaningful social contact, proper breaks, and time for hobbies and interests. Why is that so difficult to achieve in our wealthy society?

RT @anchorpoint_abi: Please see below the link to join @CJWhiffin and team in Derby on the 28th February to hear about supported storytelli….

See the latest blog from @dralysonnorman outlining an event hosted by @PlymUni and @PlymouthPsych on Monday 10th Feb about the societal and economic impacts of brain injury:

Please see below the link to join @CJWhiffin and team in Derby on the 28th February to hear about supported storytelling for #FamiliesAfterABI:.

Are you an adult with a traumatic brain injury? Please consider taking part in this brief memory task investigating emotional processing

Parent Mental Health Day 30th January: At Anchor Point we support families after Brain Injury, including parents whose children have sadly experienced a brain injury: #BrainInjury #FamilyCarers #FamiliesAfterABI.

Welcome to Anchor Point. In November we launched our strategy document. To learn more about how Anchor Point is supporting families after brain injury, please take a look:.

RT @BridieKent: Claire was one awesome and inspiring person who truly didn’t deserve this early end to her life. I’m proud to have employed….

Today is Blue Monday. Here at Anchor Point we talk about the difficulties faced by family members of those with brain injury every day of the year: