Restoring hope and resilience through psychological intervention for families
The family experience of brain injury can be challenging and overwhelming. We are here to provide compassionate support and specialist psychological therapies to your client’s family members, including the children of brain injury survivors.
At Connect Neuropsychology, we understand the unique challenges and impact that brain injuries have on families, often resulting in traumatic experiences and emotional distress. To help support your clients’ families, we provide a wide range of specialist relationship-focused psychological support services designed to address the unique needs of the adult and child relatives of people with brain injuries.
Dr Audrey Daisley, firmly believes that brain injury recovery happens within the context of a well-supported family unit. She has decades of experience in helping family members of ABI survivors navigate the complexities of brain injury and its impact on family emotional adjustment, roles, relationships, dynamics, and hope.
Through tailored sessions with Audrey, family members, including child relatives, are provided with a safe space for open communication and emotional processing, fostering resilience and the rebuilding of relationships. Audrey’s approach focuses on equipping families with practical strategies to enhance their coping skills and knowledge of brain injury, promoting open communication, and fostering emotional wellbeing.