What is the Brain Injury Rehabilitation?

This specialised neuro-occupational therapy service is designed to support children, teens, and young people recovering from brain injuries. 

Focused on fostering independence, rebuilding confidence, and enhancing daily life skills, our support integrates evidence-based interventions to address cognitive, physical, and emotional challenges. 

Through a structured yet adaptable approach, our qualified occupational therapists provide targeted strategies to help young individuals regain control over their daily activities and navigate life after brain injury with resilience and support.

What is its purpose?

The primary goal of this support is to empower young people in their recovery journey by equipping them with practical tools to manage daily tasks, build independence, and improve their quality of life. 

From personal care and school participation to energy management and behaviour modification, this program helps young individuals develop the confidence to face daily challenges. 

Through personalised therapy, we focus on progressive skill-building to enhance functional abilities and promote meaningful engagement in everyday activities.

Who this Support is For

This service is tailored for children, teens, and young people who have experienced a brain injury, such as traumatic brain injury or stroke, and require support in regaining functional independence. 

It is designed for individuals facing challenges in cognitive processing, physical movement, emotional regulation, and task completion. 

Whether your child needs assistance with return to school, self care tasks or play-based activity, or a young person that requires occupational therapy to assist with social interactions, living skills and participation in daily routines, our brain injury rehabilitation provides individualised support to meet them where they are and help them achieve their personal goals.