2022 Head First conference Krysalis competition winner

Head First Conference 2022

‘Whose Life is it anyway?’ 

12th May 2022 The Pullman Hotel, St Pancras, London

We were delighted to be the headline sponsor at the recent Head First conference in Londons Pullman Hotel. The 2022 conference explored means of supporting effective community-based neurorehabilitation for the benefit of individuals and society as a whole.

We had an enjoyable day and it was great to see our fellow exhibitors as well as some new and familiar faces. 

It was fantastic to all meet in person again after such a long time.

We are delighted to announce that the winner of our AirPods competition was…

Caroline Featherby

of Enable Law

A big thank you to Caroline and all of you who took the time to visit our stand to say hello and to discuss specialist Neuro Occupational Therapy.

We hope to see you all again soon.

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