Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Training

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This course provides an in-depth understanding of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), exploring how the brain works and the impact of brain injuries on cognitive, emotional, behavioural, and physical functioning. It is designed for those working with or supporting individuals affected by brain injury.

What Will You Learn?

  • Understand the physical and functional structure of the brain
  • Recognise different types and causes of acquired brain injury
  • Understand the short-term and long-term effects of ABI on individuals
  • Identify cognitive, physical, emotional, and behavioural challenges related to ABI
  • Use appropriate language and terminology when discussing ABI
  • Explore strategies for supporting individuals with ABI

Material Includes

  • Comprehensive delegate workbook
  • Brain function and injury reference guide
  • Case study handouts
  • Practical examples and scenarios
  • Access to post-training resources
  • Certificate of attendance (valid for 3 years)
  • Interactive group activities and discussions
  • Support materials for ongoing learning

Requirements

  • No prior qualifications necessary
  • Suitable for support workers, carers, and professionals in health and social care
  • Comfortable training space for group learning
  • Maximum group size: 15 learners
  • Recommended: basic understanding of care or health support work
  • Participants should be prepared for group discussions and scenario-based learning

Audience

  • Support workers
  • Healthcare professionals
  • Residential care staff
  • Mental health teams
  • Educators and rehabilitation workers
  • Anyone working with individuals living with ABI

Course Content

Introduction to the Brain

  • The brain’s anatomy and how it functions
  • Key areas of the brain and their roles (e.g. memory, speech, motor control)
  • Neural pathways and brain plasticity

What is Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)?

Causes of ABI

Types and Classifications of ABI

Effects of ABI

Common ABI Terminology

Supporting Individuals with ABI

Professional Considerations

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