Case Management - Roger's Story
Roger’s life took an unexpected turn in 2011 when a driver, unfamiliar with the area, ran two red lights and collided with Roger’s car, causing it to spin off the road and hit a signpost. Although Roger initially walked away from the accident, he soon began experiencing severe headaches and fatigue. Despite multiple hospital visits, the cause remained unknown until he collapsed at home. A scan revealed a stroke caused by a brain clot.
Case Management - Saeed's Story
When Saeed was three years old, he was involved in a serious road traffic accident. As a result, he sustained a traumatic brain injury which led to right-side hemiplegia, visual impairment, learning difficulties and epilepsy.
Case Management - Emily's Story
On her way to a festival one evening in 2018, Emily was knocked down by a hit and run driver. Emily suffered a traumatic brain injury and was taken to hospital after being assessed by London Air Ambulance which is part of the Helicopter Emergency Medical Service (HEMS).
Case Management - George's Story
Case Manager, Suzanne Dickinson, has 25 years’ experience as an OT and has been providing case management for adults who have a variety of conditions and complex needs, including ABI and spinal injury, for over 8 years. Using her person-centred approach, she supports her clients in adapting to disability, maximising their independence and accessing leisure pursuits and employment, skills that were brought to the fore recently when one of her clients, George expressed a desire to get a puppy.