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The Brain Injury Rehabilitation Trust (BIRT) is a leading European provider in specialist brain injury rehabilitation. We support people to regain lost skills and independence and rebuild their lives following acquired brain injury, caused typically by road accident, assault, stroke or disease.
We offer a range of services to meet the needs of people at different stages of rehabilitation - including assessment, intensive rehabilitation, continuing rehabilitation, and community-based support. We currently support over 550 people with acquired brain injury across the country.
Our clinical expertise, combined with excellent facilities and a dedication to care, gives each individual the best possible chance of rehabilitation following an acquired brain injury. All our programmes follow our established ‘neurobehavioural’ approach.
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