Acquired Brain Injuries
We provide specialist, person-centred support for people living with an acquired brain injury, helping them rebuild skills, regain independence, and live fulfilling lives with dignity and purpose.
Specialist Support for Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)
At Accomplish, we provide expert, person-centred support for individuals living with an acquired brain injury. We understand that every brain injury is unique—so we tailor our pathways to meet each person’s specific needs, goals, and aspirations. Our focus is on ability, not limitation—helping people rediscover independence, rebuild confidence, and live fulfilled, meaningful lives.
Who We Support
We work with individuals aged 18+ with a wide range of acquired brain injuries and associated needs, including:
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Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI)
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Stroke and aneurysms
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Alcohol-related brain injuries, including Korsakoff’s Syndrome
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Brain injuries resulting from hypoxia, encephalitis, meningitis, or tumour
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Physical and mobility needs, including PEG care
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Conditions such as diabetes, epilepsy, and dual diagnoses (mental health and/or substance use)
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Cognitive and executive function challenges, including difficulties with memory, attention, and social interaction
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Neuro-disabilities, including Huntington’s disease and early-onset dementia
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Emotional, psychological, and forensic support needs
Our ABI Services
We offer a broad range of flexible support options, designed to meet people wherever they are in their recovery journey:
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Short-, medium- or long-term transitional rehabilitation
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Community-based skill assessments and cognitive assessments
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Specialist emotional and behavioural support placements
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Slow stream rehabilitation pathways
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Supported living tenancies
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Specialist outreach support in the person’s own home
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Vocational support and retraining
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Respite placements
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Approach to Care
Meaningful Activity and Skill Building
Every individual we support has access to personalised activity programmes, created to help them relearn essential life skills and develop new ones. Whether returning to familiar routines or exploring new interests, we help people take positive steps towards greater independence and engagement.
Positive Steps Workshops
Our Positive Steps initiative offers structured, therapeutic workshops in a safe and supported environment. Led by our clinical team, these sessions are designed to enhance:
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Cognitive skills (e.g. attention, memory, executive functioning)
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Social interaction and communication
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Confidence and decision-making abilities
The workshops are inclusive, engaging, and fun—encouraging participation while building core life skills.
Access to Specialist Clinical Input
Where needed, individuals can access a range of neuro-specialist interventions, including:
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Neuro-Occupational Therapy
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Neuro-Physiotherapy
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Neuro-Speech and Language Therapy
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Neuropsychology and Neuropsychiatry
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Specialist behavioural support
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Vocational rehabilitation
All therapeutic input is integrated into each person’s wider support plan, ensuring consistent progress toward meaningful outcomes.
Our Services
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Residential Care
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Supported Living
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Outreach and Community Support
Real lives, Amazing Accomplishments
See how we have supported people in accomplishing their goals, live more independently and live as independently as possible.
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Freddie’s Impact: How a Person We Support Helped Recruit the Right Team
At our Cheshire Supported Living service, we recently reintroduced an initiative that involves one of the people we support in the interview process for potential team members.
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Dorothy's Journey to Independence
After 12 years in secure hospital settings, Dorothy’s transition to her own home in Liverpool marked a milestone in person-centred support.
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Christina: An Inspiring ‘Expert by Experience’
Christina, a person supported at our Accomplish Supported Living Service has always been passionate about raising awareness of hidden disabilities.
