Improving the way we manage head injury - have your say
NIBS in attention study
Attention difficulties are common after traumatic or acquired brain injury, especially in children and young adults. This study is exploring a safe, non-invasive brain stimulation technique combined with attention training that may help improve attention without medication.
The program is designed to be easy for families, with sessions completed at home for around 20-45 minutes a day over 2 weeks, supported by our research team.
Previous research has shown this approach to be safe and well-tolerated, and we are now exploring how effective it may be in improving attention.
If you would like to learn more or check if your child is eligible,
Email us at uq_abic@uq.edu.au (Auwal Hassan)
We will not share your email with anyone else.
Other Research
The University of Queensland is conducting other research projects which investigate new ways to assess and treat brain injury.
We are looking at the brain communication pathways after injury and
how brain stimulation can help improve outcomes.
Email us at uq_abic@uq.edu.au