This social/support group is for clients, loved ones, and caregivers. It focuses on building relationships, bonding with peers, learning from each other, and understanding brain injury survivors. It meets monthly on the last Tuesday.
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
Modeled after the concept in Copenhagen, Denmark, the Human Library creates a safe dialogue space where topics are openly discussed between our human “books” and their “readers.” All our human “books” are Speaker’s Bureau volunteers with personal brain injury experience sharing their stories. Have a coffee, check out a human “book,” and learn something new… Read More »Human Library Experiment
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
A community-based group for clients, loved ones, and caregivers.Meets monthly on the first Tuesday.
Classes are for all-level participants who want to add mobility, stretch, light exercise, and relaxation to their routine.
