Acquired Brain Injury
Learn more about ABI and the strengths and challenges often faced by individuals in the workplace. Discover the services we offer to help you thrive.
What is Acquired Brain Injury?
Acquired Brain Injury also referred to as ABI, refers to any type of brain damage that occurs after birth. The effects of a brain injury can be temporary or long-term and may have physical, cognitive, emotional, and/or behavioral effects on an individual.
Building inclusive cultures for neurodivergent success
Many individuals with ABI exhibit:
- Creativity
- Resilience
- Strong Communication Skills
- Empathy
- Good Work Ethic
- Dedication
- Motivation
- Innovative Thinking
At Thriiver, we offer support and develop strategies for individuals to harness these talents and remove barriers in the workplace.
We assist individuals with Acquired Brain Injuries in:
Enhancing memory retention
Improving organisational skills
Managing time effectively
Managing stress
Improving concentration
Helping with impulsiveness
By offering your workplace:
Disability Impact Training
AtW Funding
You may be eligible for funding through the Access to Work (AtW) scheme.
Contact us for assistance with the application process or to purchase products and services.
Contact us for assistance with the application process or to purchase products and services.