This neurorehabilitation course is designed for Allied Health Professionals and psychology colleagues working in a rehabilitation setting. 

It is a practical, evidence‑based course equipping you with core skills in paediatric neurorehabilitation and family‑centred care for children with acquired brain injury.

Course learning objectives

• Equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of neurorehabilitation models, paediatric acquired brain injury (ABI) fundamentals, and evidence-based intervention approaches, supporting improved clinical decision-making and outcomes for children and young people
• Support learning through interactive workshops addressing neurotechnology, The Children’s Trust published upper limb pathway for paediatric neurorehabilitation, complex communication interventions, and psychosocial strategies, enabling integrated and holistic care for children and young people with acquired brain injury.
• Develop skills in implementing family-focused frameworks, including personalised goal-setting approaches (e.g. application of my Favourite-words ©), and applying everyday rehabilitation principles within home and community environments
• Present evidence of outcomes from rehabilitation placements at The Children’s Trust, including the impact of provision on children and young people, supported by lived experience contributions

This specialist training is open to Allied Health Professionals (AHP) and psychology colleagues working in a rehabilitation setting.

Booking offer

Standard tickets are £150. Save £50 per ticket today with our early bird offer. Early bird tickets are available until 12 June 2026. 
 
All ticket sales close on 25 June 2026.