At SameYou, we're passionate about supporting research to help improve treatment, care and diagnosis after brain injury.
Our research page allows survivors to join programs to help shape the future of neurological rehabilitation. Find out more about research opportunities, below, and be part of the change.
If you are an organization dedicated to advancing brain injury recovery and would like to see your research appear on this page, please get in touch with our team.
YARNS Transitions is a project run by The University of Edinburgh, and funded by SameYou. It works to develop a nurse-led, holistic, neurological rehabilitation intervention which supports the psychosocial rehabilitation and survivorship of young adults following an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).
People living with neurological conditions across the UK and Ireland are being asked to take part in the largest neurological survey to help improve vital services and support.
The University of Oxford is looking for stroke survivors who experience sleep problems and have some difficulties using their hand or arm, with some ability to open and close their hand, for a new study.
Researchers from the University of the West of England are creating a virtual reality treatment to improve stroke related shoulder pain.
The University of Birmingham is looking for volunteers to develop a new therapy which helps brain injury survivors focus on seeing themselves as the person they were before their trauma, and to maintain a good relationship with their partner.
SameYou is backing a major campaign calling for an end to the postcode lottery for NHS rehabilitation services that help people recover from illness and accidents such as car crashes, cancer or strokes.