Case Managers with experience of Acquired Brain Injury
An acquired brain injury is any injury to the brain that happens after birth. It can be caused by a road traffic collision, a fall or an assault, or by a stroke, an infection, a tumour or a lack of oxygen. No two brain injuries are the same, and the effects can be physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural, often in ways that are not visible to others.
Recovery after a brain injury is rarely a straight line. Changes to memory, concentration, fatigue, mood and personality can affect relationships, work and independence long after the initial injury, and the needs of the person and their family can change over time.
ILS Case Managers with acquired brain injury experience understand these challenges. They coordinate rehabilitation and therapies, build and manage support teams, and work alongside clients, families and professionals to set goals that are meaningful to the individual. That could mean returning to work or education, regaining confidence in the community, or finding new ways to enjoy everyday life.
Every Case Manager listed below has experience of supporting clients with an acquired brain injury.
Case Managers with Acquired Brain Injury experience
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We understand how crucial it is to find the right Case Manager for your client. Beyond practical considerations like clinical background and location, it’s just as important that your client feels a genuine connection with the person supporting them.
That’s where Lucy and Susie from our Case Management Services team come in. With a strong understanding of each Case Manager’s professional strengths and working style, they’re able to recommend a carefully considered shortlist—matching not just skills and experience, but personality too.