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  Surfing with Healing Waves!

  The most incredible and inspiring morning was spent at Vazon this morning. We were invited by Laurel from Little Champs … Continue reading →

  

  7 signs of executive dysfunction after brain injury

  ‘Executive dysfunction’ is not, perhaps, a particularly well known term, but the effects of brain injury that it covers are … Continue reading →

  

  Drained by fatigue?

  Fatigue is one of the most commonly reported effects of a brain injury. Unlike ‘normal’ fatigue, which is time-limited and … Continue reading →

  

  Managing anxiety after brain injury

  Anxiety is a commonly felt emotion after brain injury. Here are 8 top tips to help: Talk to someone Look … Continue reading →

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  Travelling with a brain injury

  Safe travels! Your holiday tips The effects of a brain injury can make holidays difficult – here are some top … Continue reading →

  

  Lets Get Quizzical!

  Fantastic evening on Friday for the Let’s Get Quizzical event in aid of Headway. HUGE thanks to Christine and Brett … Continue reading →

  

  Family reaction to brain injury

  It’s often said that brain injury affects whole families, not just individuals. Many difficult stages have to be passed through, … Continue reading →

  

  Behavioral changes after brain injury

  A common change early in recovery after brain injury is disinhibition, that is, loss of control over behaviour, resulting in … Continue reading →

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  Greenman Bikenight 2023

  What a great turn out tonight for the Greenman Mcc & Millards Charity Bikenights. Thank you so much to all … Continue reading →

  

  Headway outing to the Island Games Basketball!

  Incredible morning watching Guernsey Basketball Men’s team battle it out against the Cayman Islands. It wasn’t the result we were … Continue reading →

  

  Controlling anger after brain injury

  Write down how you feel when you are angry. You can show this to someone you trust later and get … Continue reading →

  

  Emotional effects of brain injury

  Brain injury can lead to a wide range of emotional effects, from mood swings and anger to depression and anxiety. … Continue reading →