At Hamberley Neurocare, we are committed to advancing specialist neurorehabilitation and complex care by engaging with professionals, policymakers, and those with lived experience. This year, we are attending key industry events across the UK, creating opportunities to share insights, exchange knowledge, and collaborate on improving outcomes for individuals with neurological conditions.
Each of these events provides a platform for discussing the latest research, best practices, and innovations in rehabilitation and specialist care. We look forward to meeting our colleagues across the sector and sharing more about how Hamberley Neurocare supports individuals with complex needs.
Organised by RWK Goodman, this event explores the role of hope in family recovery following brain injury. With perspectives from families, professionals, and researchers, the conference will challenge whether hope is an overlooked asset in rehabilitation and long-term care.
More information: rwkgoodman.com
This event delivers expert insights into brain and spinal cord injury. With a mix of in-person and virtual sessions, the three-day conference covers emerging trends, legal aspects, and strategies for improving patient outcomes.
More information: apil.org.uk
Date: 2–3 October 2025
Location: Milton Keynes Stadium
Organised by the Spinal Injuries Association, this two-day conference focuses on the national spinal cord injury strategy and how lived experience is shaping the future of care. The event also includes the Rebuilding Lives Awards, celebrating achievements within the spinal cord injury community.
More information: spinal.co.uk
Focused on the impact of neurotechnology in rehabilitation, this conference brings together engineers, researchers, clinicians, and device developers to explore cutting-edge advancements. Organised by The MiNT Academy, the event offers a unique perspective on how technology is shaping patient outcomes.
More information: themintacademy.co.uk
Hosted by the UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UKABIF), this annual summit unites professionals, policymakers, and individuals affected by acquired brain injury. The event focuses on driving change, influencing policy, and improving outcomes for people living with ABI.
More information: ukabif.org.uk
If you’re attending any of these events, we’d love to meet you. Get in touch with us to arrange a time to connect and discuss how we can collaborate to support individuals with complex neurological conditions.
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