Acquired Brain Injury Training
This Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) training course is designed to develop learners’ knowledge and understanding of acquired brain injuries, including their potential impact on an individual’s physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural abilities. The course explores how brain injuries can affect everyday life and provides practical guidance on how healthcare and care professionals can provide appropriate, person-centred support.
Learners will develop greater confidence in recognising and responding to the needs of people living with an acquired brain injury, supporting their recovery, rehabilitation, independence and quality of life. The training provides practical knowledge and strategies that can be applied in everyday care and healthcare settings.
The course covers:
Understanding acquired brain injury (ABI)
Types and common causes of brain injury
Traumatic and non-traumatic brain injuries
Recognising symptoms and behavioural changes
Assessment and diagnostic methods
Acute and long-term management of ABI
Recovery and rehabilitation
Supporting people with ABI in everyday life
Communication with people affected by brain injury
The role of the multidisciplinary healthcare team
Ethical and legal considerations