Author: ABI Rehabilitation Services

There is considerable concern about the way rugby has changed physically in the last 20 years, alongside increasing awareness of the impact of multiple head knocks and concussions in training and games. During this recent test series between Ireland and the All Blacks, multiple players were sent off due to concussion and head knock concerns. One… Continue reading Rugby and Brain Injury

As Aotearoa is about to have the first official public holiday to celebrate Matariki, the ABI team have also been holding some events to learn more about the significance of Matariki and also celebrate together.   A series of small TED Talk sessions have occured during June led by Te Rina, Māori Development Manager and… Continue reading Mānawatia o Matariki – Happy Matariki from ABI 

What is the most precious thing for ABI? It is our people. It is ABI’s goal and intention to ensure we are a supportive, inclusive organisation where our team can bring their best selves to work so they can do their best mahi. Wellbeing is vitally important, both physical and psychological wellbeing and we all… Continue reading Team wellbeing 

This week is National Aotearoa Psychology Week, and we would like to take the opportunity to acknowledge and thank all of ABI Rehab’s psychologists for the incredible mahi you do for ABI across the motu.  Assessments, interventions, therapy, behaviour support, risk management, supporting the rest of the rehabilitation team, we are so grateful. Psychology has such… Continue reading National Aotearoa Psychology Week 2022