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Concussion is a brain injury, yet it is still too often dismissed as a minor knock or something to simply shake off.

This October, SameYou is using the power of sport to raise awareness, challenge misconceptions and encourage more open conversations about concussion and its potential impact.

As part of our campaign, we've launched a collection of merchandise to help raise awareness and support our work to improve recovery after brain injury and stroke.

Emilia Clarke on Moving Forward After Surviving Two Brain Hemorrhages: ‘Recovery Is as Important as Survival’.

We are delighted to announce that NROL (NeuroRehabilitation Online) has been named Regional Champion for Patient Involvement & Choice at the NHS Excellence Awards 2026.

The award recognises NROL's innovative approach to supporting people with neurological conditions through accessible, online rehabilitation that helps individuals continue their recovery beyond hospital discharge.

Chris Moon was just 29, fit and healthy, when he suffered a stroke.

But despite being upbeat at the start of his battle back to full health, he quickly found the aftercare is seriously inadequate for young stroke survivors – which is often seen as a disease of the elderly.

It’s hard to imagine just what a difference having the right support when you leave hospital can make to your recovery. The Right To Rehab campaign, which calls for everyone in the UK to have access to effective rehabilitation, has launched a new immersive digital experience that allows you to find out. Let your MP know about this important campaign.

SameChat, our peer mentoring support program that we run in partnership with Sphere Rehabilitation, has undergone some essential changes to ensure we support more people with their recovery.

The UK Stroke Forum is UK's largest multidisciplinary conference for stroke care professionals. The conference is taking place from December 3 to 5 2024, at ACC Liverpool.

SameYou launched a major new partnership with the Big Issue at an event in Parliament to help support brain injury survivors and their carers return to work – outlining the stark challenges to an audience of business leaders, healthcare professionals and key politicians.

Researchers from the University of the West of England are creating a virtual reality treatment to improve stroke-related shoulder pain.