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December 21, 2017 • Tags: Brain Injury, Families
Book review: Family Life by Akhil Sharma https://www.amazon.co.uk/Family-Life-Akhil-Sharma/dp/0571224547/ref=sr_1_3?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1509002048&sr=1-3&keywords=akhil+sharma This novel tells the story of a young boy called Ajay whose world is transformed when his older brother suffers
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Following catastrophic injury, one area of a person’s life which is often not addressed is sexual issues. Sex is often seen as a private matter and raising this with clients
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Looking after our brains I have often been asked in my clinical practice, ‘what can I do to look after my brain?’ This question doesn’t just come from people who
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From 8th May – 6th June CMS hosted 10 students and their lecturer Dr Therese O’Neil Pirozzi from Northeastern University in Boston, USA. The group were a mixture of Nursing, Pharmacy,
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Our first newsletter for 2016 focuses on the topic of music therapy – click to read more and as always, don’t forget to enter our competition. Briefing 2016 Vol 1
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In this edition our Hot Topic is “From Boston to Edinburgh – exchanging ideas”. Don’t forget to enter the competition! See page 4 for details.Briefing 2015 Vol 3
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Finance Manager -July 2015 CMS are seeking an experienced, dynamic and motivated Finance Manager to work alongside the team to develop the company, which is currently under expansion. The post
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Thursday 17th March 2016 CMS are delighted to be co-hosting an educational seminar with The Huntercombe Group on Thursday 17th March 2016. This free seminar will focus on the theme
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Wednesday 18th March 2015 CMS will be attending and exhibiting at the Head Injury Information Day in Grampian on Wednesday 18th March 2015 10am – 2pm at Hilton Treetops Hotel,
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Thank you to everyone who attended our free seminar on Monday 9th February 2015 – Rehabilitation of Prolonged Disorders of Consciousness – which we co-hosted with The Huntercombe Group. The
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