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[…] a counsellor Counselling is a positive step towards overcoming problematic substance use. They can provide one-on-one help and give concrete advice and practical tips towards change. Help groups Many organizations with self-help groups, like Alcoholics or Narcotics Anonymous and Smart Recovery, operate in multiple locations in Canada. These groups are designed to offer a […]
[…] Bright lights, competing sounds, and other sensory stimuli may be hard for a person after their brain injury, causing all sorts of symptoms or making symptoms worse. Group/family gatherings may not work anymore. The person may even find being with more than one person at a time a challenge. It is easy for individuals […]
[…] proof of their identity and address. To prove your address while in a long-term care facility, you have the option to show an “Attention of Residence”, an official letter from a long-term care facility saying that a resident lives there. You can ask for this letter from the facility administrator. It never matters how […]
[…] that many persons with Canada who live with brain injury experience significant barriers to participation in federal elections? Those barriers show up in the voter registration process, communication of candidate platforms, voting, and in seeking and/or sustaining employment at Elections Canada. Brain Injury Canada is excited to announce a new research project focused on […]
[…] policy and guide action. Staff Get to know Brain Injury Canada’s team. Michelle McDonald Chief Executive Officer “Brain injury is often overlooked, underfunded, and misunderstood. I feel fortunate to work with this remarkable community including people living with the effects of brain injury, their families and caregivers, and all of the people that dedicate their […]
[…] Santa gift exchange in your family so everyone only buys one present Buy second-hand gifts from repurpose stores Ask to set a budget for gift-giving within a group. For example, if you and three friends want to buy each other gifts, set a limit of $25 dollars. It helps your wallet and it encourages […]
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