7th February 2019
One Great George Street Westminster London

Growing the new you
Brain injury rehabilitation as a different experience

This conference will include presentations at an in-depth level by leading national clinicians, practitioners and researchers to describe and challenge the misconceptions that are held by some about clinical rehabilitation – in terms of research, outcomes, and the idea of a ‘final end point’ with respect to recovery after brain injury; and in the process of rehabilitation. How should the concept of neurorehabilitation be understood in real life?

What are the positive changes and opportunities that can be identified by a perception that rehabilitation is about reaching one’s potential, particularly for children and young people whose brains are still developing, rather than rehabilitating ‘back to’ something?

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16th May 2019
Grange Tower Bridge Hotel

Family Matters: Understanding and addressing family needs after brain injury

In the case of severe brain injury the impact is likely felt across a lifetime, directly by the injured party but also indirectly by family members. An international body of research, augmented by the experience of skilled practitioners, has developed to help identify how best to provide rehabilitation and support to people with acquired brain injuries. But what of the family? What do we know about the family experience of acquired brain injury, what do family members need, what do they say works for them and how do we change practice to accommodate and integrate their knowledge, their love and their needs? What do professionals need to understand better in order to respond appropriately to the trauma experienced by family members, to support true partnerships with people who are motivated by love and care but who have needs of their own too? How can we ensure our input and intervention also addresses family adjustment?

There will be opportunities throughout the day to share experience, learn from each other and be inspired by the stories told. We cannot turn back the clock, we cannot prevent the brain injury from having occurred but perhaps we can learn from each other to respond in a way that reduces rather than reinforces trauma and builds resilience, focussing upon what works and why.

19th September 2019
Bristol Marriott Royal Hotel

26th September 2019
Pullman London St Pancras Hotel

Tech Con 2019

10th October 2019
Pullman London St Pancras Hotel

Re:Cognition Health Conference 2019

12th March 2020
BMA House, London, WC1H 9JP

Accident, Trauma, Disease - The Arts Therapies As Rehabilitation in Brain and Spinal Injuries

10th October 2018
One Great George Street Westminster London

Close Encounters of the Pain Kind

Addressing major issues in clients experiencing pain with a focus on pain management, research, frameworks for diagnosis and prognosis of post traumatic pain, fibromyalgia, causation aspects, complex regional pain syndrome and a psychiatric overview of trauma, brain injury and pain.

10th May 2018
Central Hall Westminster, London, SW1H 9NH

IS IT WORTH IT?
Weighing up what is of value for life after Brain Injury

We hope you had a great day and look forward to seeing you another conference organised by ABI Solutions

15th March 2018
BMA House, London, WC1H 9JP

The Arts Therapies and Brain Injury Conference: Optimising Outcomes Across Assessment, Treatment and Care

There is now greater awareness of the clinical importance art and music therapies can play in furthering successful client outcomes as part of the overall MDT approach. Delegates will benefit from hearing the latest evidence based research from world leaders in this area as well as practical sessions where delegates can explore these approaches and gain understanding how implementation can help optimise outcomes in both the clinical as well as medicolegal setting.

8th February 2018
BMA House, Tavistock Square, London, WC1H 9JP

Brain Injury: Out of Focus
The identification and treatment of the lesser explored complications of brain injury

This conference will highlight the numerous potential complications and sequelae following brain injury.

Presenters will consider diagnosis, prognosis and treatment options of those lesser explored complications and discuss ways to ensure that brain injury complications are not missed or overlooked by case managers, lawyers and treating clinicians.

12th October 2017
Pullman International Hotel, St Pancras, London, NW1 2AJ

Navigating the Mind Field: Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

This conference will enable delegates to gain understanding of the complex medical arena of mild traumatic brain injury, exploring how new scientific evidence is clarifying and changing the interface between brain injury and functional brain networks, which underpin the workings of the mind.

Delegates will then understand how this knowledge can affect, significantly, the medicolegal and clinical outcome for those with mild TBI.

14th September 2017
Pullman International Hotel, St Pancras, London, NW1 2AJ

TECH CON 2017
Bring yourself up-to-date regarding technological developments across a wide range of different fields all in one go.

A brand new one-day conference for lawyers, case managers and clinicians focussing on the very latest innovations and cutting-edge developments in medical and assistive technology.

13th July 2017
One Great George Street, London, SW1P 3AA

My Life; My Injury
A focus on neurological injury and the actual impact of clinicians.

This conference will analyse immediate trauma care, decisions taken by neurosurgeons, rehabilitation on the ward, decisions about onward rehabilitation and getting back to the home environment and will relate in particular to the impact of litigation.

15th June 2017
BMA House, London, WC1H 9JP

National Paediatric Brain Injury Conference
Through the Looking Glass: Rehabilitation after Brain Injury for Children & Young People

This conference will provide a national forum for specialists working with children and young people with brain injury, enabling them to explore and learn rehabilitation approaches and strategies.

4th May 2017
Central Hall Westminster, London, SW1H 9NH

Riding the Rapids: Negotiating the Challenges of Life after Brain Injury

“It is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end” - Ursula K Le Guin

22nd September 2016
Pullman Hotel, St Pancras, London

Innovations in Clinical Practice

Celebrating the Oliver Zangwill's 20th Anniversary!

7th July 2016
London City Hall

Hidden in Plain Sight

Exploring often overlooked physiological, psychiatric and psychological deficits after brain injury

19th May 2016
Central Hall, Westminster, London

Thinking Ahead

Life care planning and brain injury

18th May 2016
H10 Hotel, London Waterloo

Master Class with Dr Jeffrey Kreutzer PhD: Ambiguous Loss and Identify Reformulation after Brain Injury

We are delighted that Dr Kreutzer has agreed to present this invaluable Master Class the day proceeding the Head First Conference.

17th March 2016
Riverbank House, London Bridge, London

A Beautiful Mind

Helping us to better understand psychological and psychiatric sequelae, treatment and legal implications

11th February 2016
London

Improving Child Brain Injury Outcome: From science to innovation in practice

15th October 2015
The Pullman Hotel, St Pancras, London

The Big Picture: How advances in neuroimaging and other new diagnostic biomarkers influence the evaluation of Brain Injury in clinical medicine, rehabilitation and in Court.

9th July 2015
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, London

Court in the Middle
An examination of the Court Process from all angles and the impact the Courts have on those who have suffered Catastrophic Neurological Injuries.

14th May 2015
Central Hall, Westminster, London

The Neurofunctional Approach: Achieving Positive Outcomes in Everyday Life after Brain Injury

19th March 2015
Riverbank House, London Bridge, London

Fifty Shades of Pain

16th October 2014
The Pullman Hotel, St Pancras, London

How Can Neuroscience Better Inform Neurorehabilitation?

11th July 2014
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, London

Rebuilding Lives Through Litigation

16th May 2014
Central Hall Westminster, London

What Is So Special About Brain Injury?

30th October 2013
The East Midlands Conference Centre (The University of Nottingham)

Finding the right balance

11th July 2013
St Pancras Renaissance Hotel, London

Managing Complex Neurological Injuries through Rehabilitation and Litigation

16th May 2013
Central Hall Westminster, London

Aiming Higher, Expanding Horizons: What does it take to thrive in Brain Injury?

An inquiry into the impact of positive attitudes and approaches on outcomes