ACCESS Brain Injury services aims to provide a comprehensive range of rehabilitation and consultancy services that are cost-effective and responsive to the needs of people with acquired brain injury, their families, insurers and government and community organisations.  The principal professional staff of ACCESS Brain Injury Services have worked in the field for more than fifteen years.  With a strong commitment to research and development we are a successful and dynamic organisation participating in the brain injury field within Australia and internationally. 

We are fully committed to standards of best practice.  Effective communication is a key principle in our approach to service provision.  We understand your need for constructive and accurate information and to be able to liaise effectively with us at any stage of a program or project.  Intrinsic to our philosophy is a respect for the rights and dignity of people with acquired brain injury, and the importance for their families and carers to be involved in service planning and programs. 

"Our approach brings together knowledge, skill and a commitment to excellence in service provision."

As an independent company Access Brain Injury Services can provide services for individuals, insurers, community organisations, solicitors, educational facilities and government agencies. We are experienced in the development and facilitation of a range of training programs. ACCESS have developed a number of training programs designed for community agencies to deliver to their consumers. We have also been responsible for the development of ongoing workshops for other Service Providers.

Most recently, Access Brain Injury Services have been contracted to design groups for several organisations:

• Headway Adult Development Program - A Training Series for Consumers including "Knowing Your Rights and Making Complaints", "Standing Up for Yourself: Self Advocacy", "Sexuality" and "Sexual Harassment"
• New Children's Hospital - A booklet "Sexuality and Acquired Brain Injury In Children and Adolescents - A Guide for Health Professionals and Families"
• South West Sydney Acquired Brain Injury Interagency - A Training Series for Consumers including "Everyday Memory Skills", "Recreation and Leisure Skills", "Stress Management and Relaxation" and "Self Advocacy and Rights for Carers".
• Brain Injury Association of NSW - co-ordination and facilitation of the "Improving Service Through Training" program which provides workshops for a range of Service Providers assisting people who have had a brain injury
• Charles Sturt University - the development of a curriculum for the distance education program on Acquired Brain Injury, now available through the Open Learning Institute of the Charles Sturt University.