Tuesdays and Thursdays – 10am-2.30pm

At our Reablement Centre in Guildford

We believe that every brain injury survivor can reach their own unique potential.  Our wonderful Reablement Team, support staff and volunteers are all here to encourage each person to set goals to achieve what’s possible.  Have a go at creative writing, art or music?  Try your hand at cookery, mosaics or gardening? 

Clients attend on a regular set day every week. Sessions provide fantastic peer support, social interaction, and offer a variety of activities designed to help improve thinking skills while adding purpose, structure and routine to a week.

Centre Workshops provide a specialist service with support aimed at improving the quality of life for brain injury survivors focusing on the following:

1. Practical application – The main objective of the centre day is to provide practical activities for survivors to relearn or regain skills that have been compromised due to brain injury. 
2. Consistency – Centre Days allow individuals to work towards self-directed goals or continue with activities that help them to maintain their current skills, quality of life, independence, autonomy and wellbeing. Research suggests that brain injury is a significant barrier to social integration for many survivors, even after 10 years and asserts that skills which aren’t practised are likely to be lost, leading to a higher dependency on statutory services, and reduced opportunity for autonomy, independence and wellbeing. 
3. Opportunity – The main objective is to provide brain injury survivors the opportunity to benefit from independence and stimulation away from their usual family/carers and residence, and be as independent as possible away from home.