Educational programmes
Flying Faculty
The Flying Faculty was established to advance education in those countries where neurorehabilitation is in its infancy. It delivers an expert training programme to a diverse group of health professionals in a short, intensive time period.
Summer schools
Neurorehabilitation best works as team approach. There are, however, some educational programmes that present the state-of-the-art across areas of neurorehabilitation (NR) in both a concise and comprehensive way with a clear focus on clinical practice.
Teaching programme
WFNR Teaching Course – one way to contribute to the development of neurorehabilitation services globally.
Regional Activities
Alongside the work of the Flying Faculty, WFNR works on a number of other activities throughout the world to help and assist with the advancement of neurorehabilitation.
WFNR Webinars
WFNR produces regular webinars covering a broad range of neurorehabilitation topics. The webinars are free of charge and are available to view here after the event.
Silver Jubilee Webinars
To celebrate WFNR's 25th anniversary, a series of webinars has been created. The series will run until May 2023.
Young WFNR Webinars
The quarterly young WFNR (yWFNR) research webinars offer early career professionals in neurorehabilitation the chance to present their research to peers across the globe.
Research Webinars
The WFNR Research Committee also produces a separate series of webinars
3 August 2022, 6pm to 7:15pm CEST Young WFNR Research Webinar Series Neuromodulation
20 July 2022, 2 pm CEST Silver Jubilee Webinar Series
Research and Publications
WFNR Research Committee
The WFNR Research Committee promotes and supports research activities.
Young WFNR and Junior Investigator Mentorship
Young WFNR is offering quarterly research webinars for early career professionals in neurorehabilitation, giving them the chance to present their research to peers across the globe.
Our junior investigator mentorship aims to promote the professional development of young researchers and established investigators by pairing them with an experienced researcher whose research interests overlap.
Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair journal
Neurorehabilitation & Neural Repair (NNR) offers innovative and reliable reports relevant to functional recovery from neural injury and long term neurologic care. The journal’s unique focus is evidence-based basic and clinical practice and research.
Become a member of the WFNR
Join the WFNR and be a part of the future of neurorehabilitation throughout the world.
- Network with peers and experts in various fields
- Gain discounts on events and publications
- Join and collaborate with Special Interest Groups
- Access specialist resources and information