Our blog post by Dr Lissette Aviles🇨🇱🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 on #ESRCFestival 2023 activities - 'Increasing awareness of acquired brain injury in Scotland' is live ▶️ edin.ac/4azCF0L We're so thrilled by the fantastic feedback from the engaged public members! 🧠💬 Economic and Social Research Council Emilia Clarkee RCN Foundation

We're calling for young adults (18-45) with #BrainInjury #Stroke experiences to be experts in our research project. If you live in the UK and are interested, please contact us at [email protected] or drop a DM. We would love to know any insights you may have to improve our work!

Save the date - June 12th🗓️ We're delighted to announce that our own Colin Chandler will be a speaker at Head Injury Information Directory Edinburgh #braininjury event. We'll also have a stall with interactive activities 🧠 🪞🎨 Find out more here 👉hiid.org.uk/hiid-2024-edin… See you there!

Hear the stories of #braininjury in young adults, engage with our interactive activities, and meet our research team 🧠💬👥 #HiiDEdinburgh #stroke #youngadults 🗓️Save the date - 12 June at O2 Academy Edinburgh Check out the link below for more information 👇

We are thrilled to have Oisín Cleary as a Research Fellow on our research team 🧠#stroke #youngadults #braininjury #research #postdoc You can get to know more about his work by clicking the link below 👇

The YARNS Transitions team were so chuffed to receive the Advancing Inclusion CAHSS News | The University of Edinburgh Award. This is testament to the inclusivity focus in our #research team We had the celebration at the majestic McEwan Hall The University of Edinburgh 🎉👑with our colleagues from School of Health in Social Science

(2/2) Last week, the YARNS Project team were delighted to receive the Advancing Inclusion Award from CAHSS News | The University of Edinburgh. This is a real testament to team, their inclusivity focus and the impact of their research. Learn more about YARNS: bit.ly/47o4yXg #Red4Research #ABI

Congratulations YARNS Project team! So richly deserved for your continued contributions and impact

“There are so many invisible obstacles that people with brain injuries face such as fatigue, emotion, cognitive challenges, memory.” “Sharing experiences can be so powerful in a young person’s recovery.” - Dr Colin Chandler

We had such an absolutely amazing day at Head Injury Information Directory 🌟 Our stall was buzzing with the excitement of our visitors and conversations. We've made new connections and also got glowing feedback for our VR activity! #braininjury #BrainHealth #stroke #youngstroke #Rehabilitation

So proud of our own Professor Aisha Holloway FRCN FNMRCSI (Ad Eundem) 🎉🎉 A very well deserved recognition!

Calling students from School of Health in Social Science Do you identify as a Racially and/or Ethnically Minoritised Student? Would you like to share your views and experiences associated with race-related challenges in the school? We would love to hear from you! Access the survey below 👇

Check out our latest blog by Sam, where he shares his essential tips for navigating university life as a stroke survivor. From managing schedules to finding support, Sam's advice is a must-read for students facing similar challenges: buff.ly/3xr4vxf #youngstroke

Emotional effects of brain injury - Apathy Apathy means having a loss of interest, motivation, or enthusiasm. A brain injury survivor may feel apathetic for many reasons. Learn more and find support: buff.ly/3Vuj0d4

In partnership with Emilia Clarkee, we have supported The University of Edinburgh to conduct a variety of work surrounding acquired brain injury and young adults' stroke recovery journey. The YARNS Project are seeking participants to take part in their research project: bit.ly/3Z9E0bo

📢Are you thinking of building your #nursing career in academia? Come work with us Nursing Studies School of Health in Social Science The University of Edinburgh as a teaching fellow 🏫 Find out more here ⬇️ jobs.ac.uk/job/DJS302/tea…

🎉 Exciting news! Our MScR student, Carolina Henriquez, just shared her incredible experience attending and presenting at the RCN Research Forum The RCN International Nursing Research Conference 2024🌍 Read her full story here: blogs.ed.ac.uk/yarnst/2024/10… @SameYouOrg RCN Foundation