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I am Anthony Schaller, a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at Canterbury Christ Church University looking at the experiences of people with neurological conditions/ brain injury when claiming benefits in the UK.

Researchers are investigating how emotional health is affected by brain injury and how this impacts relationships, quality of life and participation in the community.

Researchers want to know about the experiences of people who have used, or tried to use, technologies as part of rehabilitation after stroke. This will help understand how new technologies can be designed to be usable and helpful for people living with stroke.

A research team at the University of Hull would like to talk to people who have experienced a stroke between the last 6 months and 2 years ago about their experiences of growth since experiencing a stroke.

The TRICEPS trial is looking at whether Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (TVNS) whilst moving the weak arm, can improve arm recovery after a stroke. We want to explore if we can improve arm recovery by using a non-invasive stimulator which clips on to the ear and with the rehabilitation delivered at home.

Become part of the Communication and Aphasia Research Registry which enables researchers to offer participants the opportunity to take part in research studies or to hear about the results of ongoing research studies.

A researcher at Staffordshire University is seeking male family members/close friends of individuals who have experienced a Prolonged Disorder of Consciousness (PDoC) in the UK, aiming to gain a deeper understanding of this experience and enhance the support available.

Researchers at the University of Nottingham are interested in whether people experience PTSD and mood problems after a TIA and what factors may contribute. Participation involves a one-time completion of 5 questionnaires and a demographics form taking up to 30-minutes.

Researchers at the University of Exeter are looking for stroke survivors to help test a device to help people with mobility issues. Participants will fill out questionnaires, and complete walking and balancing tasks with and without the gaitQ device.

We would like to find out about the experience of spouses/partners of those affected by a stroke, including their well-being and relationship satisfaction.