Could 2 followers please copy and re-post this tweet? We’re trying to demonstrate that someone is always listening. Call 116 123 (Samaritans United Kingdom and Ireland) Just two. Any two. Copy, not retweet.

This is an amazing achievement. Congratulations Dr Sam Eldabe for this well deserved recognition South Tees Hospitals @NIHRCRN_NENCumb MedConnect North

Lovely motivational board created by a current inpatient in Ward 26 (Neurological Rehabilitation) unit at JCUH

On the 1st February I’m taking part in a Connected Voice event at One Strawberry Lane in Newcastle to showcase the important role of independent advocacy. Reserve your space now by e-mailing [email protected]

People who had major surgery to straighten their spines as teenagers have returned to hospital to thank the consultants who "transformed their lives" bbc.in/3Sdh45M

***SAVE THE DATES*** Please see attached details of the dates of the forthcoming Northern Acquired Brain Injury Forum (NABIF) meetings up until the end of 2024. Please mark your calendars accordingly. Further details of speakers will be released in due course. United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum

Our next NABIF quarterly meeting is taking place at Fire Fighters Charity Jubilee House at Eamont Bridge, Penrith on Friday 5th July between 12pm and 3pm. Reserve your place now. Please share across your networks. All NABIF quarterly meetings are free to United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum members

Ants can carry out life-saving amputations on injured nest mates, study shows theguardian.com/science/articl…

Peaceful and powerful

We are so proud of our city 🖤 There was a lot of concern across the city that we would experience disorder and violence tonight. Instead we saw a Newcastle united by love, hope and pride in our city. This is our City. A City of Sanctuary 🤝 chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-eas…

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A Teesside surgeon is celebrating more than a decade of giving patients the gift of hearing and speech through cochlear implant operations in often dangerous parts of the world. Read more: southtees.nhs.uk/news/teesside-…

Many thanks to Dr Sohail Salam for his insightful presentation on the potential challenges in community TBI rehabilitation. #hnyabi #wecanbridgethegaps #networking #braininjury #neurorehabilitation

Great morning for Stuart Lane from our Hull Clinic, who presented at the Humber and North Yorkshire ABI network at the University of Hull 💙 The event highlighted effective collaboration in brain injury care and its positive impact on patient outcomes. Well done, Stuart!

We're delighted to announce that the NABIF conference is back in 2025! Save the date for what promises to be one of the Brain Injury events of the year! Full details to follow but in the meantime please contact us to express your interest in sponsorship or exhibitor opportunities

Reserve your place now for our next NABIF quarterly meeting; 📅Friday 4th April, 12pm - 3pm 🗺️James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough Quarterly meetings are free to attend for United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum members. Please share with your network and email [email protected] to book

Delegate bookings are NOW OPEN for our conference on 25th June! We have a great programme coming together (more information coming soon), so take advantage of our early bird rate and book your place now! 🎟️ £50 before 15/5/25 / £70 standard - bit.ly/NABIF2025 #NABIF25

We are delighted to share details of some fantastic speakers for our conference, with topics including advocacy, AI and PDOC. We would also like to thank our sponsor, Parklane Plowden. If you haven't yet, book now - earlybird rate ends on Friday! - bit.ly/NABIF2025

📣 Have you booked your tickets yet for the NABIF conference?⌛ With a fantastic programme of speakers and a brilliant group of exhibitors, including our wonderful sponsors, Parklane Plowden, this is one not to miss! Book your place here - bit.ly/NABIF2025

NICE GUIDELINE: Rehabilitation for chronic neurological disorders including acquired brain injury 15/10/25 nice.org.uk/guidance/ng252