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Support Programs
Adult Support Groups
New members are always welcome to join our support groups. Our meetings give ABI survivors and caregivers the opportunity to share, listen and express their daily experiences as an ABI survivor or caregiver. Periodically, we welcome guest speakers of varying disciplines related to brain injury, rehabilitation, and health, to address topics of interest to our members. Suggestions for topics of interest are always appreciated!
If you or someone you love has experienced a Brain Injury, you may benefit from participating in one of our support groups. These groups offer a space for members to:
- meet and discuss common issues and problems,
- learn more about living with ABI,
- and provides an opportunity to have fun in a positive environment.
BIAPH’s mission is to:
- provide a safe environment where we can share our stories,
- provide information from professionals,
- And to provide recreational and social activities.
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Adult Support Group for Survivors and Caregivers
Weekly meetings are open to adult brain injury survivors and caregivers. This group meets on Tuesdays between 7:00pm to 8:30pm (end time may vary).
Members register via weekly email. Once registered a meeting link is sent to the email listed on the registration to join on the date of the meeting. If needed you can also be connected to the meeting through the phone. New members welcome, please contact us for information.
For Questions and/or Inquiries please contact us at 905-823-2221, or send us an email at supportgroups@biaph.com.
Upcoming Meetings for Survivors and Caregivers Due to Covid, our Adult Support Group will meet virtually through Zoom every Tuesday at 7:00pm. | |||
City | Location | Date | Description |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Sept 14, 2021 | Fall Reconnect Summer Share, Returning to Routine, Survey Result Review |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Sept 21, 2021 | Dean Wardak, Motivational Speaker Put Your Head In Gear A message from Dean to Choose Safety, Choose Hard Work, Choose Love and Respect |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Sept 28, 2021 | Caregivers Virtual Get Together Isolated and Burnt Out as a Caregiver Please join us in an open discussion with other caregivers to learn about living and caring for a loved one who has sustained a Brain Injury. |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Oct 05, 2021 | Rick Hadleycrane of Lawlor Therapy Support Services Navigating Microsoft Office a basic overview, tips, information on cloud services and choosing subscription verses one time purchase |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Oct 12, 2021 | Angie Clark of March of Dimes Canada Programs offered including Connect and Share, Seasonal Socials, Hi Tech, Discover Leisure and the Family Caregiver Webinar Series |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Oct 19, 2021 | Products and Services ABI Survivors and Rehabilitation Professionals have Found Helpful What is out there? What have other people tried? What is worth spending money on? |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Oct 26, 2021 | Lucie Saint-Phard of Goode Educational Services and David MacDonald of Thomson Rogers Top 10 Things Caregivers Need from Their Rehabilitation Team and Trauma Lawyers |
Family Caregiver Support Group
Monthly meetings are open to caregivers of acquired brain injury survivors. This group meets once a month on Tuesdays, between 7:00pm to 8:30pm (end time may vary). Members register via weekly email. Once registered a meeting link is sent to the email listed on the registration to join on the date of the meeting. If needed you can also be connected to the meeting through your phone. New members are always welcome!
For questions and/or inquiries please contact us at 905-823-2221, or send us an email at supportgroups@biaph.com.
Upcoming Meetings for Caregivers Only Due to Covid, our Caregivers Only Support Group will meet virtually through Zoom | |||
City | Location | Date | Description |
N/A | Zoom | Tuesday, Sept 28, 2021 | Caregivers Virtual Get Together Isolated and Burnt Out as a Caregiver – Please join us in an open discussion with other caregivers to learn about living and caring for a loved one who has sustained a Brain Injury. |
Our Mission
To enhance the quality of life for persons in the region(s) of Peel and Halton who are living with the effects of an acquired brain injury through education, awareness and support.
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2000 Argentia Road Plaza 4, Suite 295, Mississauga, Ontario L5N 1W1