Annual Review

Brainwave Annual Review 2017 - 2018

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Brainwave Annual Review 2016 - 2017

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Brainwave Annual Review 2015-2016

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Brainwave Annual Review 2014-2015

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Brainwave Annual Review 2013-2014

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Brainwave Annual Review 2012-2013

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Brainwave Annual Review 2011-2012

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Brainwave Annual Review 2010-2011

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Latest

Latest information about our retail shops

A phased reopening of our retail shops, starting with Minehead on Monday 15 June.

Lymm Charity Golf Day is a great success raising over £8,000!

Despite all of the hurdles this year, the annual Lymm Charity Golf Day event has gone ahead today, Friday 21 August, with great success.

Our South West Centre is reopening on Monday 24 August

We are reopening our South West Centre, in Bridgwater, on Monday 24 August for face-to-face specialist therapy assessments to help children improve mobility, communication skills and learning potential.

2020 Virtual Family Fun Walk - Team Member Registration

Developmental Delay

Autism Spectrum Disorder

How We Help

Find out how Brainwave can help your child achieve greater independence. For more details call 01278 429089.

Cerebral Palsy

Cerebral palsy (CP) is caused by damage or abnormal development to parts of the brain responsible for controlling muscles and movement. The damage or abnormal growth usually occurs before, during or shortly after birth. Cerebral palsy is a non-progressive but ever changing condition; children with cerebral palsy will have high, low or fluctuating tone in their muscles depending on the level and extent of damage to their brain.Hemiplegia Diplegia Quadriplegia