In this episode, host Clare Harrison (COO of Brain Injury Group) is joined by Sneha Shankar, COO of Abilities Enabled and headline sponsor of the podcast. Together, they explore why complex care packages can sometimes fail, introducing the “Tripod Effect” to highlight the importance of consistency, accountability, and communication in delivering stable, effective care.

Episode 4 of the Brain Injury Group podcast is hosted by Clare Harrison and explores the complex realities of dating, relationships, and personal autonomy after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Joined by Dr Keith Jenkins of St Andrew's Healthcare, the discussion examines how brain injury can affect existing relationships, create new challenges in dating and impact confidence, trust, and decision-making.

This episode offers practical insights, professional guidance, and honest conversations around connection after brain injury. The episode also highlights the importance of peer support networks, transitioning to adulthood, and balancing independence with appropriate support.

In our second episode of Evolving Minds, Alex Demetrious-Seymour (CEO) and Clare Harrison (COO) are joined by Philip Coulthurst, Managing Director of Coulthursts Solicitors, to discuss underdiagnosed brain injuries, invisible symptoms, misconceptions around mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBIs) in relation to head injuries and concussions, and the importance of raising awareness and engagement around early diagnosis.