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May 2021
The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and Brain Changes Initiative (BCI) are hosting a Complimentary Distinguished Speaker's Webinar Series created for front line health care workers and professionals in the field of brain injury.
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Join the Canadian Concussion Centre for the 2021-22 Series of Education and Support Series for people with persisting concussion symptoms, their families and friends and their healthcare professionals.
Find out moreThe Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and Brain Changes Initiative (BCI) are hosting a Complimentary Distinguished Speaker's Webinar Series created for front line health care workers and professionals in the field of brain injury.
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In recognition of Brain Injury Awareness month, the Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST) is set to launch their 5th Annual Expressive Art Show on June 1st, 2021.
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Brain Injury Canada's 2021 Conference is open for registration. The dynamic list of speakers include: Tim Feeney, Brian Levine, Karen Mason, Paul van Donkelaar and more.
Find out moreThe Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) and Brain Changes Initiative (BCI) are hosting a Complimentary Distinguished Speaker's Webinar Series created for front line health care workers and professionals in the field of brain injury.
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The CGB Centre is hosting a series of Lunch & Learn Conversations for Brain Injury Awareness Month. All sessions are free. These will be hosted and recorded on Zoom from 12 pm - 1 pm (PST).
Find out moreJoin the Canadian Concussion Centre for the 2021-22 Series of Education and Support Series for people with persisting concussion symptoms, their families and friends and their healthcare professionals.
Find out moreA quarterly zoom conversation connecting TBI brain injury survivors and their families with each other for learning, sharing and inspiration.
Find out moreJoin the Canadian Concussion Centre for the 2021-22 Series of Education and Support Series for people with persisting concussion symptoms, their families and friends and their healthcare professionals.
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