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The NeuroRhythm Program connects Queensland brain injury survivors through rhythm and music
Posted on Wednesday 4th June 2025
The NeuroRhythm Program connects Queensland brain injury survivors through rhythm and music
Read MoreNew Aus-InSCI Translation project to provide recommendations for improved spinal cord injury treatment, care and support
Posted on Thursday 31st October 2024
New Aus-InSCI Translation project to provide recommendations for improved spinal cord injury treatment, care and support.
Read MoreHopkins Hour - Understanding the lived experience of people with spinal cord injury: Update from the Australian arm International Spinal Cord Injury Community Survey Project (Aus-InSCI)
Posted on Tuesday 29th October 2024
Understanding the lived experience of people with spinal cord injury: Update from the Australian arm International Spinal Cord Injury Community Survey Project (Aus-InSCI)
Read MoreBiggest Beanie Brunch for Brain Injury Awareness Week
Posted on Monday 29th July 2024
An event for Brain Injury Awareness Week
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Brain Awareness Week
Posted on Monday 11th March 2024
Brain Awareness Week (11-15 March), initiated by the Brain Foundation, is a time when we encourage you to think more about your brain health and help raise awareness for brain diseases, disorders and injuries, including brain tumours.
Read MoreThe Hopkins Centre Ambassador & Researcher Belinda Adams honoured with a Medal of the Order of Australia
Posted on Wednesday 7th February 2024
On January 26, 2024, Belinda Adams – Carer, Brain Injury Advocate, Hopkins Centre Ambassador and researcher was honoured with a Medal of the Order of Australia.
Read MoreSpinal Cord Injury Awareness Week 2023
Posted on Tuesday 5th September 2023
Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week 2023
Read MoreBrain Injury Awareness Week (BIAW) 2023
Posted on Thursday 17th August 2023
August 21-27, 2023
Read MoreSpinal Cord Injury Awareness Week 2022 - Breanna's Story
Posted on Monday 5th September 2022
Breanna Medcalfe shares her story of having a C1/C2 incomplete spinal cord injury from birth.
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