Advocating for Brain Injury Survivors

A Space forNeurologicalHealing.

We bring accountability, support, and hope to those affected by brain injury — through legal advocacy, groundbreaking research, and world-class therapeutic care.

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A Message from Our Founder

A Welcome from Archie Daniels — Founder & CEO of Unite

Why Unite Had to Exist

In this personal welcome, Archie Daniels — Founder & CEO of Unite — shares the experiences that drove him to build this organisation: the gaps he witnessed, the people he couldn't stop thinking about, and the future he believes every brain injury survivor deserves.

This is not a corporate introduction. It's an honest account of passion, purpose, and the belief that the brain injury community has been underserved for far too long — and what Unite intends to do about it.

"No one affected by brain injury should ever feel like they're facing it alone. That's not just a mission statement — it's a promise."

Archie Daniels · Founder & CEO

CEREVIA

Every Specialist · Every Resource · One Place

Unite's flagship platform — bringing brain injury survivors, specialists, therapy, legal support and research together in one home.

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Available Services

Two ways to get support right now — specialist life coaching, and our monthly survivor community. Both are open to you today.

Amy McCae — Senior Life Coach Specialist
Brian Rutz — Senior Life Coach Specialist
Our Coaching Team
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Life Coaching

RESILIENCE

Specialist one-to-one coaching built specifically for brain injury survivors — rebuilding identity, confidence and direction after injury. Start with a free 30-minute discovery call.

Breakout — Unite's monthly TBI support group
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Monthly TBI Support Group
Free to JoinNext: Saturday 24 October 2026

Breakout

A monthly virtual support group for brain injury survivors, families and carers — a space to share, connect and heal together. Hosted by Archie Daniels, Founder & CEO.

24th of every month7:00 PM UK timeVirtual — Google Meet

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Functional MRI brain imaging on a clinical lightbox — the research territory behind Archie's studies

Neuropsychology · Neuroimaging

The research territory Unite is moving into — functional brain imaging.

Breaking
September 2026 · Unite Team

Archie Begins Studying PsychologyA New Chapter for Unite

Our Founder and CEO, Archie Daniels, has started a Psychology degree at Aberystwyth University — with plans to push toward a PhD in neuropsychology, neuroscience and neuroimaging. It's a personal milestone, but it's also something much bigger: the academic foundation that will let Unite bring rehabilitative practices from the United States across to the UK, where the gap in TBI care remains vast.

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Founder & CEO · September 2026
Why It Matters
Research Division · September 2026

What This Means forUnite's Research Division

Archie studying psychology and pushing toward a PhD in neuropsychology isn't just a personal milestone — it's the foundation for Unite's research division. It puts us closer to the specialists and professors who understand the brain, lets us advocate from inside the institutions that need to change, and opens the door to the funding required to bring research into practical application. The goal: fMRI configured into fNCI, and the therapies that follow, available to survivors across the UK and Europe.

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Closer to Specialists

Real relationships with professors and researchers — the people who've spent their lives studying the brain.

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Inside Research Institutions

A seat at the table inside universities and research centres — where the case for TBI care change gets made.

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Access to Funding

The academic standing to unlock the funding needed to move research out of journals and into practice.

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UK & Europe Access

Bringing fMRI configured into fNCI, and the therapies that follow, to survivors across the UK and Europe.

Research Division · Unite

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