Training
Headway offers online training focussing on a range of issues and effects of brain injury.
We have courses available for those living with a brain injury, their families and professionals working within the brain injury field.
We have chosen Eventbrite as our preferred platform for handling training bookings. If you have any difficulty with the system, please drop us an email. 
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Headway training programme:
Understanding MY brain injury - New for 2023!
A 40 minutes session about the hidden effects of brain injury and the rehabilitation journey. Delivered by and created for brain injury survivors.
Find out moreAn introduction to brain injury - New for 2023!
This session has been designed to provide awareness of the hidden effects of brain injury. It is aimed at family members and professionals new to the world of brain injury.
Find out moreUnderstanding acquired brain injury training
This session has been designed for care professionals, rehabilitation support workers, local authorities and those working with brain injury survivors. During this session, we will aim to give dele...
Find out moreBehaviours that challenge - New for 2023!
Challenging behaviour has a huge impact on those working and caring for people with brain injury but has a bigger impact on the person displaying the behaviours. It limits their access to vital rehabi...
Find out moreMindfulness & Breathing exercises - New for 2023!
This practical session has been designed for family members, brain injury survivors and carers. The session aims to help attendees learn more about mindfulness and breathing exercises to use as a tool...
Find out moreSolicitors training
Our new programme for solicitors covers hidden disability and the ripple effects on brain injury survivors and their family members. We review relevant brain anatomy and the associated cognitive, e...
Find out moreUnderstanding brain injury training for criminal justice professionals
The training combines specialist brain injury knowledge and understanding to provide participants with an understanding of the often-hidden consequences of brain injury.
Find out moreIntimate partner violence (IPV) and brain injury
Survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) suffer from traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) at a high rate. This condition can be misunderstood and difficult to spot, due to the hidden consequences.
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