Virtual reality app could lessen anxiety for children during MRI
A NHS physicist has developed the app that could help ease anxiety and fear for children during the process.
Latest on brain injury
Xbox’s Adaptive Controller ‘a game-changer for people with disabilities’
The Microsoft product went on sale last week.
Summer reading: Tell me the planets
In our final Summer Read, Headway’s Ben Platts-Mills writes about his work with adults who have had a brain injury.
The power of play
Four children in five (83%) agree they learn better when play is involved, according to Lego’s Play Well Report.
Summer reading: Eye Can Write
We’re looking at Eye Can Write by Jonathan Bryan, a 12-year-old who has severe cerebral palsy and was locked-in for many years.
Summer reading: Looking at the stars
This summer we’ve been gripped by three books – all covering disability and brain injury from different perspectives.
Superhero Tri – success all round
The UK disability sporting event took place on Saturday – we went along to find out more and caught up with participants Ryan and Mark.
Legoland opens sensory facilities
Legoland theme park in Windsor has opened a new Total Sensory Space in its Heartlake City area.
Schoolgirl's recovery journey following stroke
The eight-year-old was left with an acquired brain injury after the stroke in June.
Superhero Tri 2018
Take part in the UK’s only disability sports series for the Everyday Superhero – open to people with disabilities as well as non-disabled participants.
