Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Understanding Brain Injury
Acquired brain injury can occur due to trauma, stroke, infection or lack of oxygen. Effects vary widely and may include changes in movement, balance, fatigue, attention and confidence.
How Physiotherapy Can Help
Physiotherapy supports recovery by improving strength, balance, coordination and functional ability. Therapy is carefully paced, taking into account both physical and cognitive fatigue.
Support is provided in your own home across Dublin and surrounding areas, allowing therapy to be tailored to real-life environments and daily routines.
What Research and Guidelines Tell Us
Rehabilitation improves functional independence
Research shows that physiotherapy and rehabilitation can improve mobility, strength and independence following brain injury.
Task-specific training supports recovery
Studies suggest that repetitive, task-specific practice can enhance functional outcomes and daily activity performance.
Guidance supports long-term rehabilitation
Rehabilitation guidance emphasises personalised, long-term therapy to maximise independence and quality of life.
What This Means for You
Rehabilitation can help you rebuild confidence, improve independence and adapt activities to support everyday life.
Further Support & Information
Acquired Brain Injury Ireland — Community rehabilitation, support services and practical guidance across Ireland
Headway Ireland — Information, rehabilitation programmes and family support for people with brain injury