WELCOME TO HEADWAY THAMES VALLEY
 New patron, Olympic Rower Debbie Flood on board The Hibernian with Headway clients
Therapies
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Donate your old car! | Henley College Students performing at Headway and Friends Concert, Kenton Theatre June2011 |
Left to right: Richard Gilby - president, Wendy Carlson - General Manager, Debbie Flood - Patron, (unknown), Mayor of Henley Cllr Pam Philips, Founder - Pat Barnett, Music Therapist - Sharon Warnes, Mandy Beard - Henley Festival Community Projects Manager, Dr Mary Caterrall.
Forthcoming Events
Headway promotes wider understanding of all aspects of brain injury and provides information, support and services to people with brain injury, their families and carers.
A brain injury happens in seconds and the effects last a lifetime. More than one million people a year attend hospital after a brain injury. These are children, parents and people from all walks of life. Accidents do not discriminate. It could happen to you or a member of your family.
Recovery from brain injury can take a long time - months, even years. Headway Thames Valley provides help and rehabilitation to people with a brain injury and support and information to their families, friends and carers involved in their treatment.
"........ There are people to talk to at the centre and lots of activities. Headway has helped me to do new things and given me more confidence when meeting new people" - Headway Centre Client
Headway Thames Valley is part of Headway - the brain injury association, established in 1979 and is one of over 100 groups throughout the UK.
Please contact us for more information.