Tailored information and specialist support for anyone affected by a neurological problem
Brain Awareness Week is here!
It may surprise you to learn that 1 in 6 people are affected by a neurological problem. The Brain & Spine Foundation exists to support those affected by neurological problems, their family, friends and carers. This year’s Brain Awareness Week is taking place on 11-17 March and we’re asking everyone to get involved in helping to raise awareness and share our messages with their family and friends.
Help us support the 1 in 6 hereGet involved
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28th April 2019
The London Marathon
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Organise your own event
Get creative!
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Support us at an event
Volunteer
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We have exciting opportunities in our office
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Your stories
"I am so glad you are there. You have relieved me of so many worries and given me so much hope"
'Scamp & Dude's Jo on life after a brain haemorrhage
In this revealing and inspiring interview, Jo Tutchener-Sharp talks about surviving a brain haemorrhage three years ago and the hugely positive project that arose from her time in hospital
Will's incredible endurance run
At the age of 15, a very active and (by his own admission) stubborn Will Murley was diagnosed with scoliosis. This year Will ran every day for 30 days, before setting off on a huge 30 mile run on the final day – his 30th birthday.
Expert information
Our free publications and web articles explain neurological conditions in a clear and simple way
Latest news
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What do we know about diet and neurological problems?
As part of Brain Awareness Week 2019, we look at what we know about diets and neurological problems
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Support groups and me - Lizzie’s Blog
Our trustee Lizzie Printer discusses the importance of support groups for people living with the affects of neurological problems
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What does a Neuropsychologist do?
In this article, we look at neuropsychology and its role in supporting people who are affected by a neurological problem
