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We help people with all forms of neurological condition to lead longer, healthier, happier lives

There are more than 600 conditions affecting the brain, spinal cord and nervous system. We champion neurodiversity and provide practical help, emotional support and social activities for every single one.

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The Neuro Gym
Legal advice
Counselling
Classes & activities
The Brain Food Café
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Real life stories

We share case studies showing how we've helped our clients to explain what The Brain Charity does, reduce stigma around neurological conditions, champion neurodiversity and fight for a more inclusive society.

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Hollie’s autism story: "If there was better understanding in workplaces, then more people who are neurodivergent could thrive" 

Explore Hollie's journey living with autism and ADHD, highlighting the importance of support and inclusion in the workplace.

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Christine’s HPX story: “It took 34 years for my rare condition to be diagnosed”  

Mum-of-two Christine went her whole life not understanding why she felt different due to hereditary hyperekplexia (HPX).
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Ste’s cerebral palsy story: “When someone said, ‘he won’t do it,’ my attitude was, ‘watch me do it.’”

Explore the personal triumphs and challenges of Ste's life with cerebral palsy.
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Snoof’s neurodivergence story: “The Brain Charity gave me the chance to help others feel okay being themselves” 

Follow Snoof's journey to learn about the challenges and self-discovery of being neurodivergent.
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