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[…] will have had a brain injury. Only a licensed professional like a psychologist or psychiatrist can diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder. For more information on post-traumatic stress disorder, visit our mental health and brain injury page. Self-image loss Brain injuries not only change a person’s abilities; they affect identity (e.g., “Who am I now?”) and […]
[…] you face can be overwhelming. It can also make some people feel anger or frustration. Advocacy is difficult, which can also lead to frustration. But if you’re communicating using angry words or a frustrated tone of voice, you won’t be as effective as a self-advocate. Practice what you’re going to say to whomever you’re […]
[…] internationally. Learn more about what initiatives we’re currently involved in, and how you can take part: A national strategy on brain injury in Canada Additional advocacy resources Communicating with the government Human rights and employment standards in Canada Self-advocacy information Explore some areas of intersection Brain injury and the law Discrimination and brain injury […]
If you’re in an emergency, you should always call 9-1-1. For crisis centres and supports in your area, refer to the list below. Canada Canada Suicide Prevention Services is a national crisis and suicide line offering live call and text support. Toll-free, 24 hours a day: (1-833) 456-4566 or Text 45645 from 4 pm – […]
[…] also be overwhelming sometimes. Lots of people are posting about COVID-19, and it’s helpful to take breaks from that kind of content. 2. Texting Most phone plans come with a texting plan. Texts are a great way to do quick check-ins with friends and family. You can also send photos, videos, and other attachments. […]
[…] reviews, and design sessions. Project funding This project was funded by Accessibility Standards Canada for the purposes of providing information to facilitate accessible election standards in Canada. Community involvement A top priority of this project was to ensure that people with lived experience were involved throughout the project’s life-cycle. This included having insight from […]
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