British Institute for Brain Injured Children (BIBIC)

About

This is an independent service, which is not run by the NHS or WSCC.

This service is not checked by WSCC and including it on the Local Offer website does not mean that it is a recommended service.

Before using this service, we recommend you make your own checks. Your checks should include being happy that: the service will meet your needs; staff are properly qualified; policies are in place to keep everyone safe and you know how much the service will cost.

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BIBIC is a small national charity making a big difference.

We deliver assessments and bespoke developmental therapy to children and young adults aged 6 months to 25 years.

We see them with or without a diagnosis and support a wide range of difficulties, including conditions such as autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, global developmental delay (GDD), Down's syndrome, sensory processing difficulties, and many more.

What we do

• We treat every young person as the unique individual they are and follow a similar style for each assessment with variations depending on the difficulties they are experiencing.
• Assessments are delivered by a Bibic developmental therapist to identify strengths, weaknesses and difficulties.
• In response to these outcomes, a bespoke programme of support is designed to address the underlying causes of those difficulties.
• Our approach empowers the young person, parents, carers and teachers with therapeutic interventions and strategies, helping the child to overcome challenges so that life at home and school is more fun and rewarding.
• We recommend small, achievable changes and make a big difference. We explore all areas of the individual's development to unpick the foundation causes of their challenges and provide strategies to thrive.

Age range

0-25

Wheelchair accessible

Yes

Free to use

No

Our users say

'We're now able to do normal family things. Her academic skills have improved, she now sees to her own personal care, and gets herself about at school.'