[…] ways. Education Information about brain injury should be accessible, free and evidence-based so that people have the guarantee that when they come to us, they’re getting the best. Programs like our resource website, our youth resource website, and our e-courses deliver vital information and tools to the brain injury community and the general public. […]
[…] Education Information about brain injury should be accessible, free and evidence-based so that people have the guarantee that when they come to us, they’re getting the best. Programs like our resource website, our youth resource website, and our e-courses deliver vital information and tools to the brain injury community and the general public. […]
[…] how to make a claim. Learn more about brain injury and employment Canada workers benefit The Canada workers benefit (CWB) is a refundable tax credit for eligible low-income individuals/families in the workforce. Part of the CWB is a disability supplement for those with an approved Disability Tax Credit certificate . More information about the […]
[…] how to make a claim. Learn more about brain injury and employment Canada workers benefit The Canada workers benefit (CWB) is a refundable tax credit for eligible low-income individuals/families in the workforce. Part of the CWB is a disability supplement for those with an approved Disability Tax Credit certificate . More information about the […]
[…] to determine if an AAC device is appropriate for you (taking into consideration any physical impairments, such as reduced movement of one arm) and make recommendations that best suit your needs. Be patient It’s incredibly frustrating to struggle with communication, especially if you haven’t had communication problems in the past. Communication often improves over […]
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