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[…] our NEW interactive service directory, designed for the brain injury community. New services, organizations and associations are being added regularly, so check back often for more resources. Visit braininjurycanadaconnect.ca Brain injury associations Find your local brain injury association from this list Brain Injury Across Canada Series Our Brain Injury Across Canada series features personal […]
[…] of these online courses. For free courses offered by Canadian universities, check out this list. If you want to explore courses offered by Ivy League universities (U.S.A.), visit this link. Tip: If you need to take a course at your own speed, look for courses that are self-paced. 19. Learn a new skill What’s […]
[…] if creative projects are a priority for you, dedicating a space in your home can help give you the separation you need to be creative. 6. Don’t compare yourself to others You are your own person, and what you create is uniquely yours. It’s important not to compare yourself to others who have more […]
[…] injury guidelines This section is meant to provide access to some of the evidence-based guidelines available across Canada for healthcare professionals. We encourage you to bookmark or visit this page to check for updates. Canadian Clinical Practice Guideline for Rehabilitation of Adults with Moderate to Severe TBI (formerly the INESSS-ONF Guideline) Canadian Guideline on […]
People living with brain injury often feel isolated and alone. This may not be the case immediately after acquiring a brain injury: people drop by to visit or deliver food, there are lots of appointments to go to, and many call and texts asking for updates. You may find that you’re getting a lot […]
[…] from insurance benefits Depending on what kind of private insurance you have, you may be eligible for financial support from your policy. For more information about insurance, visit our page on types of insurance that may be able to help with recovery and rehabilitation costs Financial assistance from work Please note: depending on your […]
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