bibic is a small charitable organization based in the United Kingdom that supports children, young people and their families who have a wide range of different conditions.
[3] Keith Pennock's book Rescuing brain injured children[4] describes the impetus for starting the organisation as his daughter, who had developmental delay.
[4] The British Institute for the Achievement of Human Potential (BIAHP) was established in 1974, with staff being trained directly at the IAHP in Philadelphia.
The board of the BIAHP felt that they could not support this shift in focus and wanted to continue their work solely with children who had a brain injury, therefore through necessity the British Institute of Brain Injured Children was launched as an independent organisation in 1980 – no links with the IAHP were retained, and staff began to be trained in the UK.
BIBIC responded later that year,[10] informing the journal that significant changes had been made to the programme, with the appraisal report being a much-anticipated catalyst for doing so.