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OBIA's Virtual Program for Caregivers

Are you caring for a loved one with an acquired brain injury?

You don’t have to be alone on this journey. Join the Ontario Brain Injury Association's (OBIA) Online Caregiver Conversations Group from the comfort of your home and connect with other caregivers online in a confidential setting.

In this group you will be able to:
  • Share your stories and experiences in a safe environment with those that know what you are going through
  • Gather with other caregivers to learn together
  • Serve yourself and your loved one with better knowledge

Some of the topics that will be discussed are:
  • Taking care of yourself
  • Changing family roles
  • Managing stress and emotions
  • Effective communication skills
  • Local ABI resources

​Click here to register and join in on the conversations.

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OBIA's Online Program for Caregivers

​OBIA also has a 6-step module available for Caregivers including topics such as understanding and managing changes, impact to family relationships, recovery and rehabilitation, and more.
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BIAWW's Care to Share Program for Caregivers

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