The Brain Charity is supporting action to slow the spread of the coronavirus/COVID-19, so
most of our our events, classes and workshops are currently on hold following the latest guidance from Public Health England.
We are in the process of setting up weekly group chats (by telephone or skype) for anyone who is self-isolating
We will update our website as things change, so please bookmark this page to stay in the loop.
There's always lots going on at The Brain Charity; you will find some of the highlights below.
To see a full list of our upcoming events, please visit our online calendar.
Join musicians from the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra for a selection of international music that will take you on a musical journey. The repertoire will include Dvořákʼs American Quartet, Grieg's Wedding Day at Troldhaugen and songs to join in with.
Following the success of 2019, The Brain Charity is delighted to have been invited back to the European Neuro Convention this year. The 2020 event will be held at the Birmingham NEC on the 9th and 10th November. This is an accessible event that’s open to all, not just medical professionals! With a special focus on rehabilitation, diagnostics, brain stimulation and mental health, this promises to be an interesting and informative event.
The meeting on 21st March has been cancelled in light of the Government's advice on coronavirus.
Facial Palsy UK now run a regular Liverpool Support Group based at The Brain Charity.
These sessions are on hold following the Government's advice on coronavirus.
The Brain Charity has teamed up with local charities to offer our users the chance to exercise for free at Greenbank Sports Academy in Liverpool.
Message from Margie Hughes, Liverpool & Merseyside Dystonia Support Group:
"Due to the Coronavirus/Covid-19, I have cancelled our meeting at The Brain Charity, on 18th April.
If anyone knows of any people that might have attended this meeting and is not on Facebook please let them know.
Hope to see you all soon and keep safe
Margie"
According to a 2018 commission on Dementia and Music, there is now “…emerging evidence to suggest that music may help to delay the onset of dementia and improve brain function and information recall”
The April meeting has been cancelled in light of the Government's advice on coronavirus.
Ataxia NW offers support for anyone affected by Ataxia and their monthly meetings at The Brain Charity provide a chance to meet and share experiences as well as offering practical support.
The April meeting has been cancelled in light of the Government's coronavirus advice.
A support group for people who are affected by a brain tumour in the St Helens area who might find it difficult to get to The Brain Charity in Liverpool.
The Merseyside support group of the Spinal Injuries Association is open to everyone touched by spinal cord injury within the North-West area. The group meets from 2:30pm until 5pm on the first Wednesday of every month at The Brain Charity, Norton Street, Liverpool, L3 8LR.
