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Improving Life After Brain Injury: Hopkins Research in Action for Brain Injury Awareness Week 2026
Posted on Wednesday 29th July 2026
Each year, Brain Injury Awareness Week shines a light on the experiences of people living with brain injury and the challenges they face every day. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the research, innovation and partnerships helping to improve rehabilitation, participation and quality of life.
Read MoreNational Pain Week 2026: Spotlight on the Metro South Pain Rehabilitation Centre and Collaborative Pain Research
Posted on Wednesday 29th July 2026
National Pain Week 2026: Supporting Better Lives Through Pain Rehabilitation and Research
Read MoreNational Pain Week 2026: Why Home Matters for People Living with Persistent Pain
Posted on Tuesday 28th July 2026
As part of National Pain Week 2026, The Hopkins Centre is highlighting research that is expanding our understanding of how everyday environments can influence the experience of chronic pain.
Read MoreHopkins Centre clinician researchers showcase rehabilitation research at RMSANZ 2026
Posted on Monday 27th July 2026
Two clinician researchers from The Hopkins Centre recently shared their research at the Rehabilitation Medicine Society of Australia and New Zealand (RMSANZ) 9th Annual Scientific Meeting in Darwin, highlighting innovative approaches to improving rehabilitation outcomes for people living with complex health conditions.
Read MoreNational Pain Week 2026: Putting people at the centre of pain management
Posted on Monday 27th July 2026
This National Pain Week, The Hopkins Centre is highlighting research that is helping reshape how persistent pain is managed by listening to the people who live with it every day.
Read MoreNational Pain Week 2026: Advancing Research to Improve Life with Pain
Posted on Sunday 26th July 2026
26–31 July 2026 Every year, National Pain Week shines a spotlight on the millions of Australians living with chronic pain while encouraging greater understanding, better support and improved access to effective pain management.
Read MoreNew Publication Highlights the Importance of Assessing Communication Skills for Returning to Work After Brain Injury
Posted on Monday 13th July 2026
The Hopkins Centre is celebrating a new publication by Clinical Fellow Kate Cameron, whose Fellowship research is helping to improve support for people returning to work after an acquired brain injury (ABI).
Read MoreProfessor Tamara Ownsworth Invited to Shape International Training in Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Posted on Friday 5th June 2026
Professor Tamara Ownsworth recently served as Faculty for the Saugatuck Institute for Neuropsychological Rehabilitation (SINR), held in Michigan, USA, from 2–5 June 2026.
Read MoreRiding for Change: Dr Nick Aitcheson Joins the 2026 Pain Revolution Tour
Posted on Thursday 21st May 2026
The Hopkins Centre is proud to support Dr Nick Aitcheson as he takes part in the 2026 Pain Revolution Rural Outreach Tour — an inspiring initiative raising awareness and improving access to pain education in rural and regional communities across Australia.
Read MoreThe Hopkins Centre Research Featured at National Pain Conference
Posted on Wednesday 20th May 2026
The Hopkins Centre is pleased to share that researcher Kelly Walsh recently presented a poster titled “Considerations for person-centred group pain management programs” at the 2026 Australian Pain Society 46th Annual Scientific Meeting in Adelaide.
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