This paper describes rehabilitation for traumatic brain injury, drawing upon the infrastructure provided by a state-wide, coordinated network of clinical services in New South Wales, Australia. The first part of the paper provides a contextual background of traumatic brain injury covering the incidence, neuropathology, characteristic patterns of impairment and the recovery process. The second part describes the clinical services, with a particular emphasis placed on the community rehabilitation approach used at the Liverpool Hospital service. Specific therapy programs for neuropsychological and social impairments are described, along with the PsycBITE^TM resource (the Psychological database of Brain Impairment Treatment Efficacy), available at http://www. psycbite. com . PsycBITE^TM is an interactive database of all the published reports of nonpharmacological treatments for the psychological consequences of acquired brain impairment. The availability of PsycBITE^TM facilitates the identification of evidence-based interventions.