OBIA News
Gaps and Barriers – Recommendations for Brain Injury Care Report
Brain Injury Speaks has outlined the consistent themes related to gaps and barriers within brain injury health care in Ontario
Bill 7 More Beds Better Care Act
OBIA breaks down what the More Beds Better Care Act is, who it affects, and how it can influence brain injury care moving forward.
Share Your Story in the OBIA Review Magazine
Do you have a personal story that you’d like to share with the world? If so, we’d love to hear from you!
Giving Tuesday campaign begins!
GivingTuesday is a global movement for giving and volunteering, taking place each year after Black Friday.
50% Student discount announced for Child & Youth training program
OBIA is offering a 50% discount for post secondary students to attend the Child & Youth with Acquired Brain Injury / Concussion training program.
ODSP Increase Survey
If you or your loved one currently receive ODSP, we want to hear from you about how this increase affects you.
Report Just Out: Exploring the Long-Term Impacts of Acquired Brain Injury
Brain Injury Speaks Releases the Final Report on the Long-Term Impacts of Acquired Brain Injury
OBIA Open Discussion DTC/RDSP Webinar Available to View Online
These webinars are specifically tailored for caregivers and survivors of acquired brain injury (ABI).
Report Just Out: The Impact of Identity Change Following ABI on Mental Health
It is essential to recognize that post-injury challenges often extend beyond the physical and cognitive challenges of brain injury.
Brain Injury Speaks Releases Final Report on Identity Change After ABI
In December of 2021, the Brain Injury Speaks Stakeholder Engagement Network of Ontario (with the Ontario Brain Injury Association) further explored the topic of Identity Change After ABI. Virtual focus groups with individuals who have sustained brain injuries were conducted. The purpose of these groups was to better understand experiences of identity change following brain injury and how it may impact different aspects of their lives.