BIS Services

BIS Services Our services are designed to support individuals living with traumatic or acquired brain injuries and neurological illness.

If you could speak to yourself early after brain injury, what would you say?Often the biggest lessons or the words we ne...
29/01/2026

If you could speak to yourself early after brain injury, what would you say?

Often the biggest lessons or the words we needed most come with time and experience. Progress in rehab can bring clarity that you wish you knew at the start.

If youโ€™re comfortable, leave your message below. Someone else might really benefit from your advice.

On Friday,   came together in London for a company-wide away day focused on learning, adaptability and putting our value...
27/01/2026

On Friday, came together in London for a company-wide away day focused on learning, adaptability and putting our values into practice.

From a real-world client challenge (no phones, a cash budget and plenty of curveballs), to showcasing incredible client outcomes through our Client Success Stories poster presentations and a crash course in the litigation process, it was a day that tested problem-solving, teamwork client-centred practice.

Huge congratulations to Jeena Eari, selected as our poster competition winner ๐Ÿ‘
And a big thank you to everyone involved, especially our brilliant โ€œclientsโ€ for their Oscar-worthy performances ๐Ÿ˜‰

19/01/2026

After brain injury, cancelling plans is rarely about motivation or interest.

Recovery can be inconsistent, fatigue can be unpredictable, and pushing through can make symptoms worse. Choosing to rest or change plans is often part of managing recovery.

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What is one thing you wish people better understood about brain injury? Comment your thoughts below, let's get the conve...
16/01/2026

What is one thing you wish people better understood about brain injury?

Comment your thoughts below, let's get the conversation going ๐Ÿ‘‡

The little things can make the biggest difference. What is a small win you've had in your recovery that you are most pro...
15/01/2026

The little things can make the biggest difference. What is a small win you've had in your recovery that you are most proud of?

comment below!

14/01/2026

Recovering from a brain injury, or learning to live with one, looks different for everyone.

There is no one-size-fits-all. There is no timescale. There is no wrong or right.

Finding a way to live that works for you is enough.





13/01/2026

Brain Injury isn't always obvious. Many battle hidden symptoms every single day. Progress is found in small steps not big waves.

These simple tasks drain your energy after a brain injury: - Having a conversation with someone -Taking a shower -Gettin...
08/01/2026

These simple tasks drain your energy after a brain injury:

- Having a conversation with someone
-Taking a shower
-Getting dressed
-Planning your schedule
-Attending an appointment
-Taking a phone call
-Explaining your symptoms
-Preparing a meal

After a brain injury, your brain has to work harder to do the things you used to do easily.

This is something people without a brain injury simply don't understand. But you are not alone. You are not making it up, you are not exaggerating, your fatigue is real.

And fatigue CAN be managed.

07/01/2026

Brain injury recovery is individual and multi-layered, your support should reflect that. Progress comes in many forms, big or small. At BIS Services we are here to support you on your journey, whatever that may look like.

Signs of a brain injury aren't always obvious.After a fall or collision, symptoms of brain injury may not show up straig...
06/01/2026

Signs of a brain injury aren't always obvious.

After a fall or collision, symptoms of brain injury may not show up straight away.

Here's what to look out for:
- Headache, dizziness, nausea
- Confusion, disorientation
- Memory problems
- Sensitivity to light or noise
- Changes in mood
-Fatigue, feeling tired despite rest

Saving this post could help someone later. ๐Ÿ’™


02/01/2026

Reminder: brain injury recovery looks different for everyone.

Some days all you can manage is to lie in bed.

Other days life feels less out of reach.

Cognitive rehabilitation is about recovery through your lens - your goals, your interests, your life.

Life after brain injury will look different, but happiness and fulfilment and growth are possible.

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Who are we?

Raising the standards in cognitive rehabilitation provision. BISS provide high calibre, quality rehabilitation assistants who work collaboratively to increase function and develop independence.

We are committed to providing a person centered quality service to individuals living with cognitive deficits aquired through brain injury, neurological illness and mental health difficulty.

As specialised providers of cognitive rehabilitation and support services in the community, our aim is to maximise function in our clients who are living with a brain injury or neurological illness. Working within a multi and inter disciplinary team, we can improve outcomes and enable our clients and their families to manage the effects of brain injury effectively.