Several FREE GOLF SLOTS are available to clients and caregivers to play individually or as a foursome. These free slots will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.As our guests,… Read More »22nd Annual Golf Tournament
This group provides a welcoming, supportive space for young adults ages 18–25 who are out of high school to connect with peers, share their experiences, and express their thoughts and… Read More »Hangout Hub
Join us for Tea 101! The first hour will be hybrid, so you can attend virtually or in person. Learn the basics of tea, explore different types, and discover its benefits, including relaxation, improved focus, and antioxidants. Stay for tasting and connection!
Join our Better Communication Group, facilitated by Lauren Schwabish, a Speech Language Pathologist. This five-week group is for clients with a communication impairment such as dysarthria, apraxia, or aphasia who can respond in small group conversations (with help from a partner if needed) and is motivated to improve communication skills. Lauren will provide information on… Read More »Better Communication Group
Join us for light mobility, stretching, exercise, meditation, and relaxation to increase our health and quality of life. Our very own yoga instructor, Paula Levin-Alcorn, will lead classes appropriate for all levels. Groups hosted by Brain Injury Services will meet virtually unless otherwise indicated. To receive your secure online invitation, RSVP to the group facilitator… Read More »Virtual Chair Yoga
The Speaker’s Bureau of Brain Injury Services invites survivors and community members who could benefit from hearing peer stories one-on-one to join them for the HUMAN LIBRARY EXPERIMENT. The Speaker’s Bureau comprises survivor volunteers who educate and inspire members of our community through their stories of surviving a brain injury. Modeled after the concept in… Read More »Human Library Experiment
