This page is for clients and families/ whānau it covers topics about head injury, acquired brain injury, concussion, traumatic brain injury (TBI), and stroke.
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ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) Rehabilitation provides specialist residential and community based rehabilitation.
CLIENTS & FAMILIES
ABI Rehab Programmes
This section of our website is for Funders and Health Professionals and covers how to make referrals as well as our rehabilitation programmes and contracts.
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QUALITY & LEARNING
ABI Rehabilitation New Zealand is committed to being part of growing the field of neuro-rehabilitation in New Zealand through scientific health research.
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ABI Community Services
We now provide services to adults and children with ABI Community Services Ltd, a community based service formed in 2017 from ABI Rehabilitation and PRS Ltd.
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Hello and Welcome
ABI Rehabilitation is the leading provider of intensive rehabilitation in New Zealand with specialist centres in Auckland and Wellington. ABI provides comprehensive services for people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and stroke.
Founded in 1996, ABI Rehabilitation was the first rehabilitation service in Australasia with CARF accreditation. In addition, it is the only ACC-contracted provider of intensive TBI rehabilitation in the North Island and Nelson/ Marlborough areas.
Nau mai haere mai ki ABI Rehabilitation
Ko tō mātou whainga ki a mahi i ngā mahi mauri ora mō ngā tangata me ngā whānau
e noho ana i raro o ngā parirau o ABI Rehabilitation.
Welcome to ABI Rehabilitation
Beneath the expanded wings of ABI Rehabilitation,
Our aim is to provide a holistic and nurturing approach that encompasses all aspects of well being for the benefit of our clients and their families.
News and Events
Brain Day
Brain Day, a fun community day of neuroscience, was held on the weekend at the University of Auckland. The 2018 theme was ‘The Amazing Brain: Communication, Care, and Community’.
Dr. Richard Seemann, ABI Rehabilitation’s Medical Director, participated in the mid-day science panel on ‘Traumatic brain injury: research pathways to the future’. Dr. Seemann, and three other scientists/ specialists, spoke about some of the latest research regarding prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and recovery of traumatic brain injury and concussion. The session was very well-attended and the panelists took many questions from the audience. 
ABI Rehabilitation also had a stand in the Community Expo section of Brain Day, along with many of the other organisations that are working toward neurological advances in Auckland. It was a great opportunity to meet each other as well as members of the public. Together we can raise awareness on the progress and benefits of brain research.
Information on Brain Day and neuroscience at the University of Auckland can be found here.
See you next year!