Headway Thames Valley

Headway Thames Valley Headway Thames Valley works to improve life after brain injury. It provides support, services and i

Headway Thames Valley is based in Henley on Thames and serves people in the Thames Valley area (Berkshire, Oxfordshire). Services overview:
- Day centre based at Brunner Hall, Henley on Thames
This service runs four days a week and provides a variety of activities including Physiotherapy, Occupational therapy, cognitive stimulation, art and music therapy, trips out and therapeutic games.

- Satellites
Three satellites run in the local area extending our services to clients that are moving towards greater independence. These days include cooking, trips to the Oracle to practice new techniques and coping strategies, days out, gym sessions, cognitive exercises and much more.

- Clinical Counselling
Headway provides free, confidential professional counselling in a supportive environment either in a Headway centre or in the home for those with acquired brain injury and also for their families and carers.

- Living with Brain Injury Courses
This is a six or twelve week program run in Reading and Bracknell. The course aims to provide insight and information on clients’ conditions. Part of the course is for carers and families.

- Family and Carer Support
Headway provides support to families and carers as well as information and guidance through the minefield of legal and medical jargon and use of other available services.

- Raising Awareness
Headway works to raise awareness of brain injury and its effects. We are able to come along to meetings and events to talk about this and our work locally. If you would like us to come along to your meetings please contact us.

- Outreach and community support
There are many further clients who we maintain contact with and provide counselling, home and hospital visits and we also support their families and carers – these services are all provided free to the client and are open to anyone who contacts us.

Our Wednesday clients got creative this summer, creating a series of bee signs for Henley Town CouncilThe signs will be ...
08/10/2026

Our Wednesday clients got creative this summer, creating a series of bee signs for Henley Town Council

The signs will be placed around Henley in designated wild areas, helping to encourage bees and other pollinators. We’re also proud to now be part of Henley Town Council’s Friendly Bee Society!

A big well done to Adam, Ryan, Bhawesh, Bob, Dennis, Martin and Susanna for their brilliant ideas and creativity 💙

Our client Harry and his Tough Mudder team took on quite the challenge last month to fundraise for us 💙Thank you, Harry,...
06/10/2026

Our client Harry and his Tough Mudder team took on quite the challenge last month to fundraise for us 💙

Thank you, Harry, Matthew, Adam and George, for getting involved and helping raise funds and awareness of brain injury support. We really appreciate your support!

We hope you’ve recovered from the mud by now!

02/10/2026

A big thank you to everyone who came along to the and stopped by to say hello!

It was lovely to meet so many people, chat about brain injury and share more about the support we provide across our local community.

We really appreciated everyone who took the time to visit us and be part of the day. And a special thank you to the staff at .college for having us and helping make the day such a great event.

We hope you enjoyed the fair as much as we did 💙

Our team is made up of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and clinical psychologi...
01/10/2026

Our team is made up of physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists and clinical psychologists specialising in neurology. We work on the goals that matter to our clients, from memory and communication to managing daily tasks and physical ability.

Sessions take place at our centre in Henley-on-Thames or in the comfort of your own home.

Whether you've had a brain injury yourself or you're supporting someone who has, you can make a referral through our website. We're here to help you find the right next step 💙

We’re incredibly grateful to The Rotary Club of Reading Abbey for their support, and to everyone in Reading who has help...
30/09/2026

We’re incredibly grateful to The Rotary Club of Reading Abbey for their support, and to everyone in Reading who has helped through events like the Reading Duck Race and Golf Day!

It was also lovely to talk a bit more about what we do and how we support people affected by brain injury locally.

Thank you for helping us reach more people and for being part of our community 💙

It's common to feel a sense of disconnect from people who haven't been through a brain injury themselves.It helps to hav...
25/09/2026

It's common to feel a sense of disconnect from people who haven't been through a brain injury themselves.

It helps to have someone who recognises that you may have changed and truly gets it. Someone who understands that your thinking or actions might be slower on some days, or that your energy runs out sooner, and who won't push you to respond too quickly. Stay close to those people!

Who's that person for you? Tell us in the comments, or tag them. 💙

23/09/2026

Support us and Paul on Saturday 3rd October 💙

Reading Male Voice Choir is singing for us at All Saints Church, Reading, and what's raised on the night funds our support for local people and families after brain injury.

Tickets are only £12 + booking fee.

If you can't be there, share this post with someone who'd enjoy an evening of singing!

Join us at the   this year!Games, stalls and performances are organised by the students and staff of Eton College to rai...
19/09/2026

Join us at the this year!

Games, stalls and performances are organised by the students and staff of Eton College to raise money for charities. Drop by our stall for a chat about our work supporting brain injury survivors!

🕔 Event Details:
Saturday, 26th September
11am-4pm
Windsor, Berkshire, SL4 6DW
Adults £3; children £2 (100% of entry fees go to charity)

With food stalls, family fun and more, it’s the perfect weekend outing to meet us! 💙


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17/09/2026

Paul will be singing with Reading Male Voice Choir while fundraising for us on 3rd October at All Saints Church in Reading. Be there to support us and Paul!

Ten years ago, a cycling accident left Paul with a traumatic brain injury. While he recovered, being part of a group that visited and called to check in was very important to him. In this video, he talks about the accident and adapting to his new life.

*Tickets are £12 + booking fee.

In the next video Paul will talk more about this amazing group 💙

"Finding others who completely get me has been simply wonderful". Désirée was 69 when she had two strokes while travelli...
15/09/2026

"Finding others who completely get me has been simply wonderful".

Désirée was 69 when she had two strokes while travelling with her husband in Tunisia.

One year later, she took part in our Living With Brain Injury Course, where she picked up new coping strategies and learned that she needs to be kinder to herself.

Read her full story on our blog: https://buff.ly/MWwwTEx

Address

Brunner Hall, 84b Greys Road
Henley On Thames
RG91TF

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

Telephone

+441491411469

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