The Canadian Concussion Centre, headquartered at Toronto Western Hospital, is holding its 11th Annual Concussion Research Symposium, “Update on Research and Care for the Concussion Spectrum of Disorders” on April 26, 2024.
Join Brain Injury Canada for two days of education, presentations and exhibitors.
The 8th Annual Survive Strive Thrive Conference is open for Registration.
The Brain Injury Canada Conference is a virtual event, May 25 - 26, 2022 and is aimed at providing informative and engaging education about brain injury and its intersectionalites for health care professionals and service providers.
Chuck Jung Associates and Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association will be launching a Virtual Caregivers Support Group in March of 2022. From March to August of 2022, the group will meet monthly for 90-minutes to engage in discussions to provide important information and teach skills that will help caregivers negotiate and manage a new role in their life. These groups are free of charge.
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) is offering two free virtual sessions aimed at the South Asian Community to provide the most current information on brain injury adjustment and mental health.
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) is offering two free virtual sessions aimed at the South Asian Community to provide the most current information on brain injury adjustment and mental health.
Brain injury survivor and mindfulness teacher Jessie Smith is offering free bi-monthly Circle-Ups.
Webinar for Brain Injury Survivors: How to Mindfully Manage the Holiday Season.
Disability Without Poverty is a grassroots movement led by people with disabilities and welcomes all Canadians to join. They stand for people with disabilities to be prosperous, realize their power, have opportunities to pursue their passions and to participate in every aspect of society. Every month they host a RoundUp, which is a time to share storie and ideas from people with disabilities all across the country. November is Indigenous Disability Awareness Month and they are hosting a roundup to showcase Indigenous artists. All Canadians are welcome to this online event.
