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AKA Case Management enables traumatically injured clients to put meaning back into their lives.

16/10/2026

Tonight is the annual “Behind the Mask” Black Tie Ball.

It looks set to be a fabulous evening of entertainment, celebration and fundraising, bringing people together to support an incredibly important cause.

The annual Black-Tie Ball raises vital funds and awareness for brain injury, supporting individuals and families affected by brain injury across Derby and Derbyshire. We hope everyone attending has a fantastic evening, enjoys the celebrations and helps to raise lots of money for such a worthwhile cause.

Have a brilliant night!

14/10/2026

Yesterday, Catherine Watkins attended Working After Brain Injury 2026, hosted by Irwin Mitchell.

Returning to work after a brain injury can be an important milestone in recovery, but the journey can bring many challenges, including fatigue, cognitive difficulties, changes in confidence and mental wellbeing. The event explored these challenges alongside vocational rehabilitation, workplace adjustments, employment rights and the support that can help people return to work.

A particularly valuable part of the day was hearing from people with lived experience. Their perspectives are vital in helping professionals understand the real-life challenges individuals face after a brain injury and how the right support can make a difference.

Catherine also enjoyed catching up with Jonathan Smallman-Davies and Laween Saadi from The Silverlining Charity.

Thank you to co-chairs Meg Fozzard and Leena Savjani from Irwin Mitchell for bringing together such an informative and thought-provoking event.

12/10/2026

Last week, Andrew attended the Headway Conference in London, where this year’s theme was ‘Reintegration in Action: Community, Family, and the Future of Brain Injury Care’.

A key focus throughout the day was quality of life and the vital role that successful community reintegration can play in achieving positive outcomes following brain injury.
There was a great range of speakers and topics, with some of Andrew’s highlights including:

• Dr Benjamin Marram exploring fragile recovery after brain injury and how mood, anxiety, trauma and stress can interact with cognitive challenges such as fatigue and fluctuating capacity.

• Natalie Mackenzie discussing fatigue, routine and support, and how the often invisible effects of fatigue can impact community reintegration.

• Dr Caroline Bald considering inequality and access to support, including the impact of NHS pathways, local authority thresholds and wider social inequalities.

• Dr Mark Holloway looking at decision making and effective practice, including the many factors that can contribute to successful community reintegration following brain injury.

It was a valuable day of learning and an opportunity to hear different perspectives on how professionals can support people with brain injuries to achieve the best possible quality of life within their communities.

07/10/2026

The next IRCM Roadshow takes place on Wednesday 14 October in Newcastle, organised by IRCM in collaboration with Sintons.

The event brings together professionals from across the sector for an afternoon of learning, discussion and networking.

There will be a range of speakers and panel discussions covering important topics, including:

• Why you wouldn't use an unregistered case manager
• Navigating difficult conversations: Duty of Care Vs. Funding
• Confident case management: Looking forward and reflecting back

It promises to be an interesting and thought-provoking event. https://ircm.org.uk/events

05/10/2026

Our latest blog - Who is this for? Thinking about AI, case management and individual differences

Artificial intelligence comes up in almost every conversation about the future of healthcare and rehabilitation. New tools appear regularly, often presented as a way to save time, reduce administration and improve clinical effectiveness.

The wider discussion about AI in the media often focuses on what the technology might replace. That concern seems well founded. Some tasks can be done faster and more cheaply by a machine than by a person, and the early effects appear to be falling on junior roles, where much of what used to be somebody's first job seems to be the sort of thing these systems handle reasonably well. In health and social care, where clinical judgement and navigating complex systems are fundamental, the picture so far looks somewhat different. Recent work on AI and the NHS workforce suggests these technologies may change the shape of the work more than they reduce it, bringing new responsibilities around checking, validation and professional oversight.

Read More Here - https://www.akacasemanagement.com/who-is-this-for-thinking-about-ai-case-management-and-individual-differences/

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02/10/2026

We believe people thrive when they are heard, supported and empowered.

Our mission has always been to give a voice to those whose wishes may otherwise be overlooked, and to walk alongside them as they rebuild their lives after traumatic injury.
If you are a client, family member or professional partner, we would love you to be part of our community. Our team is always on hand to help, guide and support wherever we can.

01/10/2026

Some of the team will be heading to London on Tuesday 13 October for the Working After Brain Injury event at Irwin Mitchell.

The event will explore an important part of brain injury rehabilitation: supporting people in returning to work and finding the right pathway forward.

Topics will include the hidden impact of brain injury in the workplace, vocational rehabilitation, workplace adjustments, mentoring and confidence building, employment rights, and the role employers can play in supporting a successful return to work.

The event will also consider alternative pathways and sources of support when returning to employment is not possible.

We are looking forward to hearing from the speakers, catching up with colleagues across the sector and bringing back learning that can support our work with clients.

Will you be attending? We would love to see you there. https://events.irwinmitchell.com/WorkingAfterBrainInjury2026

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29/09/2026

At AKA Case Management, every member of our team brings a unique combination of professional experience, clinical expertise and personal values. For Francis Maree, becoming a case manager was a natural progression after nearly two decades of supporting people through rehabilitation as a physiotherapist.

Read more here: https://www.akacasemanagement.com/from-physiotherapy-to-case-management/

28/09/2026

Nicola will be attending Polytrauma, Pathways and Partnerships at the University of Warwick on Monday 12 October.

The conference brings together professionals from across healthcare, case management, rehabilitation and the legal sector to explore the complex recovery pathways following polytrauma.

With a focus on collaboration and person-centred rehabilitation, it will be a valuable opportunity to hear from expert speakers, share experiences and strengthen partnerships across the sector.

If you are attending too, let us know.

25/09/2026

Read our latest client story - Rita’s journey: rebuilding independence after brain injury

Before her accident, Rita was a dedicated Police Community Support Officer. After completing a degree in International Tourism, she chose a career in policing, where she spent many years supporting her local community.

Everything changed in October 2021 when, while on duty, Rita was knocked from her police bicycle by a driver who had taken drugs. She sustained a severe traumatic brain injury and was admitted to intensive care before beginning many months of specialist rehabilitation.

Rita remained in hospital until March 2022 before moving to a specialist rehabilitation unit, where her rehabilitation continued. One of the most significant milestones in her recovery came in November 2022, when she returned home and began living independently again.

Read More Here https://www.akacasemanagement.com/ritas-journey-rebuilding-independence-after-brain-injury/

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