The recording of the ABIL webinar: ‘Occupational Challenges of Brain Injury ‘held on 13th September 2021 can be seen at…
UKABIF
TIME FOR CHANGE SUMMIT 2021
8th November 2021
For programme & registration: www.ukabif.org.uk/summit2021
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RT @CSFBell: Looking forward to the @Abilforum webinar
RT @Bush_Company: Looking forward to the @Abilforum webinar this morning supported by @irwinmitchell. Our very own associate vocational cas…
RT @RecoloUK: @Abilforum @PIandMedNeg really great to be attending ABIL session's 'Occupational challenges of Brain Injury'. Very interesti…
A big thank you to all our tremendous presenters and attendees of the ABIL Webinar today. Thank you also for your lovely messages and wonderful feedback, which makes it all SO worthwhile! Our next event is scheduled for December, so please watch this space! 👍 https://t.co/dV9hvzV43g
RT @UKABIF: Listen to & question Prof Cathy Price, UCL about language recovery, Prof Heidi Johansen-Berg, Oxford Uni about neuroplasticity…
RT @UKABIF: On 16th & 23rd September @TomBalchin2 & @BBK_PI_Team are holding two COMPLETELY FREE 2.5 stroke rehab event/discussions for sur…
RT @Abilforum: Reminder - the next ABIL webinar 'Occupational Challenges of Brain Injury' is on Monday 13 September. You can register via o…
Reminder - the next ABIL webinar 'Occupational Challenges of Brain Injury' is on Monday 13 September. You can register via our website https://t.co/2OKfPMpq3N Look forward to seeing you there👍 https://t.co/2UnSiI3dfv
We are very excited about our next webinar 'Occupational Challenges of Brain Injury' on 13 September. Big thanks to @irwinmitchell for all their support. https://t.co/F4QuD3PY7J https://t.co/4jKd0ksCZx
RT @Sarah77Griggs: Join us on 13th September for this really interesting session on the Occupational Challenges of Brain Injury - sign up b…
The programme for the next ABIL webinar on Monday 13 September is due to be released very soon! Please save the date and join us. https://t.co/58R5pILroO
Yes we are planning to. https://t.co/azcTatYpnA
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