CFG Law | 22 May 2019
If your partner has suffered a serious brain injury and is unable to earn income, it might have left you under financial pressure. Read the article to learn how you can claim some emergency funding and support to alleviate the stress.
Brooke Trotter | 16 May 2019
Read Brooke Trotter's poem "Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury"
Brooke Trotter | 25 April 2019
Accepting change in your life after a Brain Injury can be tough. In this blog, find out how Brook Trotter struggled to come to terms with his Brain Injury.
CFG Law | 15 April 2019
Social services can provide brain injury support to patients after an accident, but exactly how much you get will depends on your care needs and how much you can afford to pay. Read our blog to find out what type of social care is available.
CFG Law | 8 April 2019
The NHS offers help to people with substantial care needs through its Continuing Healthcare scheme - but it's not available to all patients. Read our blog to find out who is eligible for NHS care, and how much help you can get.
Brooke Trotter | 19 March 2019
From the perspective of someone who lives with traumatic brain injury, read Brooke Trotter's blog on "Ten things you should never say to a person with a brain injury".
Brooke Trotter | 4 February 2019
Are you comparing yourself to people without a head injury? Read Brookes story on how he managed to move away from this distraction after suffering from a traumatic brain injury.
Polly Herbert | 25 January 2019
If you, or your loved one, has sustained a serious brain injury you may find yourself struggling financially. Read this article to find out what help you can get through Statutory Sick Pay (SSP) and how you can claim this.
Brooke Trotter | 21 January 2019
After a brain injury, it is very easy to fall into depression. I stopped looking after myself, my hair was untidy, I put weight on and I stopped looking after my skin - Read how Brooke Trotter used exercise to combat the signs of depression.
Brooke Trotter | 2 January 2019
Read how Brooke Trotter's ability to socialise had changed, and the difficulties he faced with his relationships with family members and loved ones.
Brooke Trotter | 17 December 2018
The recovery time can vary from a few months to a few years, depending on the severity of the brain injury sustained. Some injuries result in life-altering conditions that not only affect the individual but their family and friends too. Read Brooke's list of 10 things to expect after a brain injury.
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