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Invest in Neurology – Launch
The Neurological Alliance of Ireland, together with eleven of its member organisations, has launched a campaign calling on the Government to prioritise investment in neurology services. The “Invest in Neurology” campaign is calling on the Government to take immediate action … Continue reading
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National Brain Awareness Week 5th- 11th March – #alteredlives
National Brain Awareness Week takes place from March 5th to 11th to raise awareness of neurological conditions. A week of events is taking place nationwide to promote awareness of these conditions which affect … Continue reading
National Brain Awareness Week
National Brain Awareness Week takes place March 5th– 11th March 2018. This is an annual initiative to raise awareness about neurological conditions. This year, the theme is ‘THE LIVED EXPERIENCE’, the reality of living with a neurological condition for 800,000 … Continue reading
‘We Need Our Heads Examined’ campaign for rehabilitation services What is it all about?
What is it all about? http://www.nai.ie/go/campaign_centre/we_need_our_heads_examined Watch the launch of the Campaign and get the Facts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xtLGK0qR2Rg&feature=youtu.be Simone Carton, Principal Clinical Neuropsychologists speaks about the services in neuro rehabilitation https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uargmYd6IUo Niall Pender, Senior Clinical Neuropsychologist speaks about the challenges in … Continue reading
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NAI Campaign – Read and share Anne and Christy’s Story
“We Need Our Heads Examined” campaign calling for action to tackle the dire shortage of rehabilitation services in Ireland. Read and share Anne and Christy’s Story http://www.nai.ie/go/campaign_centre/personal_stories/living-with-huntingtons-disease Tweet “We Need Our Heads Examined” campaign bit.ly/28ZOYUu rehab4ireland
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Irish Independent Covers Launch of “We Need Our Heads Examined”
The Irish Independent features coverage of the launch of Campaign “We Need Our Heads Examined” in the Mansion House yesterday. The article can be read in full at http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/health/braininjured-being-denied-proper-rehabilitation-34829021.html Full details of the campaign, including how you can support it … Continue reading
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Press Release – NAI Campaign – We Need Our Heads Examined
Press Release 23 June 2016 10 Years of Empty Promises as Successive Governments … Continue reading
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Yvonne’s Story – One day to launch of “We Need Our Heads Examined”
Yvonne struggled to cope with her young family after her aneurysm with no support once she returned home. Read Yvonne’s story with one day to go to the launch of “We Need Our Heads Examined” campaign for rehabilitation services on Thursday … Continue reading
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PSP –Our Lives Changed
My husband was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP) in January 2013. He left earth the 26th of February 2016 aged 59. On the 26th of September 2015 my husband responded badly to a prescribed medication. Though it was not … Continue reading
CBD- Our Story
My mother had Corticobasal Degeneration (CBD) and over the course of the first 18 months from her diagnosis her mobility disimproved considerably. We were lucky to live in Dublin, quite close to the hospital where she attended the neurologist. However, … Continue reading
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