Putting relationships at the heart of brain injury rehabilitation
It’s not easy living with a brain injury - but we’re here to help. Connect Neuropsychology offers a wide range of tailored psychological interventions and professional services for your clients, their family members and supporting teams.
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Relationships and connection are at the heart of everything we do
Fostering hope, growth and resilience in the face of the challenges that can accompany both living and working with neurological illness and injury.
Connect Neuropsychology brings clarity and direction to the complexity that comes with brain injury. Combining years of brain injury expertise, kindness and compassion with a commitment to building meaningful long-term relationships with our referrers and their clients we aim to provide services that are in line with your values and needs. What matters to you, matters to us.
Meet Dr Audrey Daisley
Dr Audrey Daisley is the driving force behind Connect Neuropsychology. Bringing together Audrey’s wealth of brain injury expertise, her reputation for professionalism, innovation and the ability to deliver meaningful change, Connect Neuropsychology works with you and your teams to make a lasting impact on the lives of those affected by brain.
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Dr Audrey Daisley • 12/1/2024
When life shifts: embracing the uncertainty of unexpected turns
This blog post explores the challenges of adapting to unexpected life changes, drawing from the author's personal experience and their work with individuals and families affected by brain injury. It highlights the emotional struggle of letting go of plans and routines, the non-linear process of adjustment, and the resilience required to embrace uncertainty. The post emphasizes finding strength in the present and discovering new perspectives and growth, even in the face of life's disruptions.
Dr Audrey Daisley • 12/1/2024
Honouring the past, Embracing the future: Connect Neuropsychology
This blog post reflects on the author's experiences in the NHS, highlighting the vital role of relationships and community in brain injury recovery. It introduces Connect Neuropsychology, a private practice focused on supporting families, caregivers, and professionals through specialist therapies, training, and resources. The initiative aims to complement NHS work by emphasizing the relational aspects of neurorehabilitation, fostering connection, and championing the power of relationships in recovery.