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Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI) Training

Last updated:
 September 2026
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Acquired Brain Injury Training covering cognitive, emotional, behavioural, and communication changes, rehabilitation, and person-centred support.
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Course Duration

9 hours

Course Level

Level 3

This Course Includes:

Free Certificate download upon completion

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9 CPD points

Description

When someone you care for suddenly behaves differently after a brain injury, it can be difficult to understand what is happening or know how to respond. Acquired Brain Injury Training from High Skills Training helps care staff, support workers, community healthcare professionals, social workers, and family carers understand how ABI can affect behaviour, communication, emotions, cognition, and everyday life. It can help you recognise that changes in behaviour are not always intentional and respond with greater understanding and confidence.

Begin by exploring how the brain works and how different brain regions influence thinking, behaviour, communication, and daily functioning. You’ll learn about the causes and types of acquired brain injury, how injuries affect the brain, and why some symptoms may appear immediately while others develop later.

The training then focuses on the effects of ABI, including memory and cognitive difficulties, communication and speech changes, emotional and psychological challenges, behavioural changes, and physical or sensory impacts. You’ll also explore how brain injury can affect relationships, education, employment, independence, and family life, helping you understand the person beyond their symptoms.

You’ll explore person-centred recovery, functional support, behaviour management, emotional regulation, and the role of multidisciplinary teams. These topics can help carers respond more appropriately to frustration, agitation, confusion, and other changes without unnecessarily escalating difficult situations.

You’ll also develop an understanding of mental capacity, consent, supported decision-making, safeguarding, family support, and community reintegration. The training highlights the importance of recognising individual needs while supporting independence, wellbeing, and quality of life over the longer term.

After completion, you’ll receive a FREE digital certificate to recognise your learning. Enrol in this Acquired Brain Injury Training to build your understanding of ABI, support individuals with greater empathy, and respond more confidently to the challenges that brain injury can bring.

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What you will learn in this course

  • Brain structure, brain functions, ABI causes, types, and severity levels
  • Cognitive, communication, emotional, behavioural, physical, and sensory changes
  • Reasons behind mood swings, agitation, confusion, and personality changes
  • Person-centred rehabilitation, daily support, emotional regulation, and recovery
  • Mental capacity, consent, safeguarding, supported decision-making, and legal needs
  • Family support, community reintegration, independence, wellbeing, and quality of life

Who Should Take This Course

  • Health and social care support workers who may assist people living with brain injury.
  • Care assistants, rehabilitation support staff and community support workers.
  • Family members and informal carers seeking greater understanding of ABI-related changes.
  • Education, housing and community professionals supporting people whose functioning has changed following brain injury.
  • Managers and supervisors responsible for coordinating person-centred support.
  • Learners considering further study in health, rehabilitation, psychology, neuroscience or social care.

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Acquired Brain Injuries (ABI) Training

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Understanding the Brain and Foundations of Brain Injury

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Section Overview of Understanding the Brain and Foundations of Brain Injury

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Core Neuroanatomy and Functional Brain Regions

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How Brain Networks Produce Behaviour, Thinking and Daily Function

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Case Study – The Routine That Became Hard

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Mechanisms of Brain Injury (Cellular to Structural Damage)

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Classification of Brain Injuries

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Epidemiology and Prevalence of Brain Injury in the UK

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Brain Injury Terminology and Severity Scales

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Section Highlights of Understanding the Brain and Foundations of Brain Injury

Causes, Types and Mechanisms of Acquired Brain Injury

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Impact, Symptoms and Functional Consequences of ABI

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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Mechanisms, Assessment and Management

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Rehabilitation, Support Planning and MDT Roles in Brain Injuries

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Legal, Ethical, Safeguarding and Long-Term Care Considerations in Brain Injuries

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Additional Resources

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Next Steps for Learners

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Frequently Asked Questions

    Can you fully recover from an acquired brain injury?

    Recovery from an acquired brain injury varies depending on its cause, severity, affected brain areas, and individual circumstances. Some people recover significantly, while others experience long-term changes. Rehabilitation, ongoing support, and appropriate care can help improve function, independence, and quality of life.

    What are the signs of a lack of emotion after a brain injury?

    What not to say to someone with a brain injury?

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    Is prior experience required to enrol in this course?

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