Online Brain Injury Peer Support Group: Revisiting Neuroplasticity

March 19, 2021

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BIAT invite you to attend a state-wide Brain Injury Peer Support Group online via Zoom - Wednesday 24 March.

This group is for people with brain injury, their families and carers to come together to share, learn and connect with others. New Members Welcome!

MEETING DETAILS

When:        Wednesday 24 March 2021

Time:         10:30am – 12noon

Where:      via Zoom* - RSVP to receive the link to join the meeting

Theme:      Re-visiting Neuroplasticity (the ability to re-train the brain)

Michael Whittle – peer member will share his experience of using neuroplasticity techniques

People living with brain injury, including families, friends and carers, often say that peer support was very helpful to them on their journey towards recovery. People who have 'been there' have knowledge and expertise based on their own lived experience. Sharing this knowledge can help others to understand their own experience and move forward.

The group is open to anyone that has been impacted by an acquired brain injury, including those caused by: stroke, falls, assault, concussion, road crash, infection, brain tumour, hypoxia (lack of oxygen to the brain), poisoning, and degenerative neurological conditions such as MS etc.


INTERESTED IN ATTENDING?

Please contact Robyn McWaldron via:

email: robyn@biat.org.au

phone: 0460 812 428

When you RSVP you will be sent the details of how to join the meeting via Zoom.

NEED HELP WITH ONLINE MEETINGS?

*Zoom is an online video conferencing platform

Watch our videos that help you to:
>Learn how to download the Zoom App
>Learn how to join a Zoom meeting
>Understand more about online meetings

Click here to access the videos

Find out more about the Brain Injury Peer Support Program

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