You can work through the content at any time of day and at your own pace. The course is offered multiple times a year. Look at The Wicking Dementia Centre (utas.edu.au) website for the next dates. Introduction Module 1: Brain science and TBI pathology Module 2: TBI from mild
Read more →Join the ongoing Canadian Concussion Centre 2022-23 Series for people with persisting concussion symptoms, their families and friends and their healthcare professionals. This virtual series is sponsored by LiUNA Webinars are 6:00 pm – 7:00 pm Eastern Time (Toronto time) Participants will join by Zoom Webinar and each
Read more →“Casual Conversations” with Brain Injury Professional guest editor, Katherine Snedaker, LCSW, CEO of PINK Concussions. In these informal calls, Katherine interviews and chats with the researchers to provide a deeper dive into the topics of Brain Injury such as domestic violence, women veterans, and female athletes. All 28 Episodes of Casual
Read more →Traumatic Brain Injury in Prison and on Parole Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is common among individuals in custody or on release in the community and can significantly affect behavior, emotions, cognitive functioning, and rehabilitation outcomes. OnDemand viewing of webinar: Traumatic Brain Injury in Prison and on Parole: From Assessment to Reintegration Please see links to the 18 November
Read more →Positive Approach A Four Part Life Skills Zoom Series BIAD is excited to announce that they will be hosting four life skills session with Heather Campbell, BHSc, MScOT, OT Reg. (Ont.) Occupational Therapist from the Positive Approach. These session are sure to be informative and rewarding.
Read more →Research study looks into the benefits of art rehabilitation therapy for stroke patients <img src=”https://www.providencecare.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Art-Therapy-9-1024×646-1024×646.png” height=”646″ width=”1024″ alt=”Art Rehabilitation Study” class=”slider-11214 slide-11222″ title=”Art Therapy 9 1024×646″ /> Read the article by Providence Care Hospital about The Art Rehabilitation Therapy Program, a pilot study being conducted at Providence
Read more →Research study looks into the benefits of art rehabilitation therapy for stroke patients <img src=”https://www.providencecare.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Art-Therapy-9-1024×646-1024×646.png” height=”646″ width=”1024″ alt=”Art Rehabilitation Study” class=”slider-11214 slide-11222″ title=”Art Therapy 9 1024×646″ /> Read the article by Providence Care Hospital in Kingston about The Art Rehabilitation Therapy Program. “Researchers with Providence Care’s Department
Read more →Event hosted by Bereavement Services of Kingston: National Bereavement Day Date: Nov. 19, 2019 Time: 6:30 – 7:30 p.m. Where: Providence Care Hospital Kingston Details: National Bereavement Day is on Nov. 19. Speakers will discuss coping with grief together through living and grieving. To register please contact
Read more →The 21-Day Meditation Experience via an online, interactive program. Enjoy easy access to the daily program anytime, anywhere from your mobile phone, tablet, or computer. Learn more about Deepak’s all-new 21-Day Meditation Experience, The Path to Empowerment here. It starts Monday, November 4 2019. You’ll have
Read more →Domestic violence causes brain injuries, and advocates say not enough people are talking about it Read the article from Paula Duhatschek · CBC News · Posted: Oct 16, 2019 5:00 AM ET (Shutterstock) Related Stories Domestic violence and brain injuries are linked, says researcher Creating ‘a culture
Read more →Partner of Ottawa man with brain injury says he faces ‘inhumane’ wait for specialized care Read the article from Trevor Pritchard · CBC News · Posted: Oct 15, 2019 7:03 AM ET | Listen and watch nine-year-old son interview his dad. Shawn Hill and Melissa Acheson with
Read more →Brock University Certificate Training Programs The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) in conjunction with Brock University has developed a Certificate Training Program to provide professionals with the tools and knowledge to assist clients with recovery and function in everyday life following acquired brain injury. Brock Certificate Training
Read more →On demand viewing of OBIA 90-minute WEBINAR on Pacing & Planning Strategies to help after Acquired Brain Injury / Concussion. This webinar is presented by Becky Moran, MSc (OT) Registered Occupational Therapist from Parkwood – St. Joseph’s Health Care London, Ontario. Please feel free to share the link
Read more →Providing a Point of Entry for ABI Services Across Southeastern Ontario Please read about what is going on in Southeastern Ontario regarding Acquired Brain Injury. Click here to read or print the pdf version of the Fall Newsletter.
Read more →FREE Education Sessions on Supporting Persons with Brain Injury & Stroke Please see below for flyer and information on how to register for these FREE education sessions focused on supporting persons who have experienced an acquired brain injury (ABI) or stroke. Supporting Persons with Brain Injury &
Read more →September 25 2019 What is Rowan’s Law Day? On March 7, 2018, Ontario passed Rowan’s Law (Concussion Safety), 2018 and related amendments to the Education Act. It will be observed across Ontario on the last Wednesday in September each year. The purpose of Rowan’s Law Day is to increase concussion education awareness,
Read more →“Support, Hope & Resiliency: An Education and Training Program for Caregivers of Acquired Brain Injury Survivors” These half-day workshops will be held throughout the province beginning April 30, 2019. Thank you to Nancy, the sessions in Belleville, Brockville and Kingston were are great success! The
Read more →Save The Date! Wednesday 27 November 2019 A free, all-day event in Kingston! Who Should Attend: Health care professionals, administrators and direct care providers working in all settings of stroke care. To see the flyer click here For more information visit strokenetworkseo.ca or email Heather Jenkins
Read more →Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) is a charitable organization that has been dedicated to helping individuals and families who have been affected by acquired brain injury, for over 30 years. Through providing a variety of easily accessible support services across Ontario, OBIA ensures that; education, awareness and
Read more →Weekly social group favourite Providence Care Hospital visited the Wednesday Social Group Community Brain Injury Services (CBIS) and wrote an article about the Wednesday Social Group. Read the article here to learn more how Wednesday is the “favourite day of the week.”
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