Twilight Talk: Back to School After Brain Injury: Making It Work: Practical Strategies from Education Professionals
- Webcasts
- 03 Aug 2026
This is the third of our three-part webinar series designed to support educators in understanding and responding to the needs of pupils with acquired brain injury (ABI). Bringing together foundational knowledge, lived experience, and practical strategies, the series explores the impact of ABI on learning, wellbeing, and school life. It offers insights and guidance to help education professionals support pupils’ successful return to school and ongoing participation in the classroom.
Session 3 - Making It Work: Practical Strategies from Education Professionals
Speaker: Joanna Woodhouse
A practical session led by education professionals, offering strategies to support pupils with ABI in school, including classroom support, and meeting evolving needs.
Please do complete our short evaluation after finishing watching this webinar.
You can read more about our Twilight Talks sessions on our dedicated page.
Suitable for: A parent/carer, Administration Staff, Assistant Head Teacher, Consultant, Deputy Head Teacher, Early Years Practitioner, Educational Psychologist, Governor, Head Teacher, Inclusion Manager/Leader, Newly Qualified Teacher, SENCO, Senior Leader, Student, Support staff, Teacher, Tutor, Young person, Other
You may also be interested in
Twilight Talk: The role of attachment and trauma in education for those with SEND
- Webcasts
- 23 Oct 2026
The Twilight Talk will explore the role of attachment in education and how secure relationships can support regulation, engagement and learning.
Twilight Talk: Why Is Learning So Hard? What Brain Science Tells Us, and How We Can Help Every Child Learn
- Webcasts
- 15 Oct 2026
Why do some children make steady progress while others, given the same teaching, remain stuck despite effort, support, and time? This talk draws on cognitive neuroscience.
Twilight Talk: Supporting children and young people with Down syndrome in mainstream schools
- Webcasts
- 15 Oct 2026
This twilight talk explores how mainstream schools can effectively support children and young people with Down syndrome to achieve positive educational, social, and emotional outcomes.