Peers Inspiring Peers Disclaimer

The information provided throughout the site is intended for educational and information purposes only.

The information provided through the site is not intended to provide or substitute for professional Acquired Brain Injury/disability services or advice.

Peers Inspiring Peers is not a health service or a crisis service. We do not have health professionals available to respond to your specific difficulties. If you think that you might need support around your acquired brain injury or neurological disease, you should consult a GP or health professional.

This site contains links and information from other providers, organisations and third party sites. A link should not be taken as a recommendation of that site. Each user should independently and carefully investigate and verify the credentials of any provider and the content of their site.

In no event shall Peers Inspiring Peers or their collaborators be liable for any damages or consequences resulting from direct, indirect, correct or incorrect use of information contained on this site.

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While we have done our best to ensure the quality of the information on this site, Peers Inspiring and their collaborators do not guarantee the accuracy, quality, suitability or reliability of this information.

Additional information for health care professionals

The information provided through this site is not intended as a substitute for appropriate training in acquired brain injury and/or disability practice.

Attention has been given to ensure that the information included in the site is relevant to many people, including those with an acquired brain injury or neurological disorder. However, decisions regarding specific therapeutic approaches remain the responsibility of the practitioner, in collaboration with the person being supported.