This presentation will focus on your rights if you are being evicted. Mr. Wayne Kim, an attorney from Legal Services of Northern Virginia, will answer any questions about the eviction process and what to do if you feel you are being wrongly evicted.
A social/support group for clients, loved ones, and caregivers. Focusing on building relationships, bonding with peers, learning from each other, and understanding brain injury survivors.
Facilitated by: Pawan Bareja, Ph.D. Our body responds to our emotions. When we are attracted to someone, we feel like we have butterflies in our stomachs, and when we are anxious, we think we have knots. Working directly with the body to release the stress response leads to a relaxed mind and heart. In this… Read More »Relaxed and Resilient Nervous System
Join us for a presentation by Lorrain D'Angelo, Ombudsman for the Virginia Worker's Compensation Commission. Learn vital information on your rights when receiving Worker's Compensation.
Join us for light mobility, stretching, exercise, meditation, and relaxation to increase our health and quality of life. BIS case manager and 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… Read More »Virtual Gentle Yoga
Join this small 5-week writing group hosted by Deborah Ross, LPC, CJT, where each member has something in common – a critical life transition, such as the adjustment to having a brain injury/disability. You will be invited to explore questions common to all changes and be given the writing tools to help you work with… Read More »Journaling Through Transitions
A FREE 6-week workshop for adults living with chronic health conditions. It is designed to promote action planning for healthy living, well-being, and self-management of one's chronic disease. This workshop, offered in partnership with Fairfax County's Elderlink, is for BIS clients with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. Chronic illness can include conditions such as arthritis,… Read More »Chronic Disease Self Management Group
Facilitated by: Pawan Bareja, Ph.D. Our body responds to our emotions. When we are attracted to someone, we feel like we have butterflies in our stomachs, and when we are anxious, we think we have knots. Working directly with the body to release the stress response leads to a relaxed mind and heart. In this… Read More »Relaxed and Resilient Nervous System
Join this small 5-week writing group hosted by Deborah Ross, LPC, CJT, where each member has something in common – a critical life transition, such as the adjustment to having a brain injury/disability. You will be invited to explore questions common to all changes and be given the writing tools to help you work with… Read More »Journaling Through Transitions
Join us for light mobility, stretching, exercise, meditation, and relaxation to increase our health and quality of life. BIS case manager and 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… Read More »Virtual Gentle Yoga
A FREE 6-week workshop for adults living with chronic health conditions. It is designed to promote action planning for healthy living, well-being, and self-management of one's chronic disease. This workshop, offered in partnership with Fairfax County's Elderlink, is for BIS clients with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. Chronic illness can include conditions such as arthritis,… Read More »Chronic Disease Self Management Group
Facilitated by: Pawan Bareja, Ph.D. Our body responds to our emotions. When we are attracted to someone, we feel like we have butterflies in our stomachs, and when we are anxious, we think we have knots. Working directly with the body to release the stress response leads to a relaxed mind and heart. In this… Read More »Relaxed and Resilient Nervous System
The third session will cover the services provided at Brain Injury Services. Whether you're curious to learn or want to reinforce your knowledge about brain injury and recovery fundamentals, the Brain Injury Education Series is tailor-made! This comprehensive 3-part course covers topics such as understanding brain injuries, recognizing common symptoms, exploring holistic wellness strategies for… Read More »Brain Injury Education Series Part 3: An Introduction and Overview of Brain Injury Services and the Client Experience
This is your chance to learn more about the vital services we provide to individuals with brain injury, meet our board and supporters, and mingle with local community leaders. Together, we're building a stronger, more supportive community for everyone.Mingle with us as we introduce you to our incredible clients and dedicated staff. Tour our new… Read More »ADAPT Clubhouse & Fairfax Service Hub Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony & Open House
Join this small 5-week writing group hosted by Deborah Ross, LPC, CJT, where each member has something in common – a critical life transition, such as the adjustment to having a brain injury/disability. You will be invited to explore questions common to all changes and be given the writing tools to help you work with… Read More »Journaling Through Transitions
A FREE 6-week workshop for adults living with chronic health conditions. It is designed to promote action planning for healthy living, well-being, and self-management of one's chronic disease. This workshop, offered in partnership with Fairfax County's Elderlink, is for BIS clients with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. Chronic illness can include conditions such as arthritis,… Read More »Chronic Disease Self Management Group
Facilitated by: Pawan Bareja, Ph.D. Our body responds to our emotions. When we are attracted to someone, we feel like we have butterflies in our stomachs, and when we are anxious, we think we have knots. Working directly with the body to release the stress response leads to a relaxed mind and heart. In this… Read More »Relaxed and Resilient Nervous System
A social/support group for clients, loved ones, and caregivers. Focusing on building relationships, bonding with peers, learning from each other, and understanding brain injury survivors.
Join this small 5-week writing group hosted by Deborah Ross, LPC, CJT, where each member has something in common – a critical life transition, such as the adjustment to having a brain injury/disability. You will be invited to explore questions common to all changes and be given the writing tools to help you work with… Read More »Journaling Through Transitions
A FREE 6-week workshop for adults living with chronic health conditions. It is designed to promote action planning for healthy living, well-being, and self-management of one's chronic disease. This workshop, offered in partnership with Fairfax County's Elderlink, is for BIS clients with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. Chronic illness can include conditions such as arthritis,… Read More »Chronic Disease Self Management Group
Facilitated by: Pawan Bareja, Ph.D. Our body responds to our emotions. When we are attracted to someone, we feel like we have butterflies in our stomachs, and when we are anxious, we think we have knots. Working directly with the body to release the stress response leads to a relaxed mind and heart. In this… Read More »Relaxed and Resilient Nervous System
Join us for light mobility, stretching, exercise, meditation, and relaxation to increase our health and quality of life. BIS case manager and 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… Read More »Virtual Gentle Yoga
Join this small 5-week writing group hosted by Deborah Ross, LPC, CJT, where each member has something in common – a critical life transition, such as the adjustment to having a brain injury/disability. You will be invited to explore questions common to all changes and be given the writing tools to help you work with… Read More »Journaling Through Transitions
A FREE 6-week workshop for adults living with chronic health conditions. It is designed to promote action planning for healthy living, well-being, and self-management of one's chronic disease. This workshop, offered in partnership with Fairfax County's Elderlink, is for BIS clients with chronic illnesses and their caregivers. Chronic illness can include conditions such as arthritis,… Read More »Chronic Disease Self Management Group
Brain Injury Services will partner with the South County Financial Empowerment Center to learn more about:
