We are delighted to confirm the winners of our annual Christmas art competition for brain injury survivors.

We are delighted to confirm the winners of our 10th annual Christmas art competition for brain injury survivors. Judges were overwhelmed...

Support groups who help people living with an acquired brain injury in Scotland invited to design Christmas card and 2024 desktop calendar.

More than 400 people attended another successful round of Head Injury Information Days (HiiD) in Edinurgh and Glasgow this month.

Now in its ninth year, our annual artwork competition recevied an overwhelming number of entries from brain injury groups across Scotland

The theme for World Mental Health Day 2022 is ‘making mental health a global priority’

Neurological Music Therapy (NMT) is a model of music therapy to address functional changes for people with neurological disorders.

For children who have an acquired brain injury, feelings of stress and anxiety can be amplified when returning to school after a long break.

One of the most important and fascinating aspects of brain injury rehabilitation is neuroplasticity, which is the brain’s ability to rewire.

Digby Brown Christmas Card & Calendar competition is now open for entries

Holidays and travel after brain injury - holidays after brain injuries and head trauma are possible and can still be enjoyable!

More than 500 people attended the two HiiD events this month as it returned for the first time since 2019. Brain injury survivors and...

Emma Feesey, 48, suffered a brain injury after being struck as she cycled home from work. The mum-of-two woke from a coma with no memory...

Individuals with brain injury often experience changes in their social, emotional & behavioural functioning, which can affect relationships

Did you know that one of the ways to combat fatigue is by boosting our energy levels with good nutrition?

Now in its eight year, judges of our annual artwork competition were overwhelmed with the number of entries received from brain injury...

Driving might not be the first thing on anyone’s mind following a brain injury, but as recovery progress it often becomes a important goal.

For many people with a head injury, getting to and from places can seem like a very daunting challenge.

By Dr Sarah Gillanders, Clinical Neuropsychologist I can imagine that many of you will be thinking that this is a strange idea, but I am...

Digby Brown annually hold a competition for those living with an acquired brain injury (ABI) to submit pieces for their calendar and...