Embrace life after brain injury
Now accepting expressions of interest for new graduate positions from occupational therapists, speech pathologists and physiotherapists.
Full time and part time applicants welcome.
How to Apply: Please submit your resume and cover letter directly to Kathryn Ayles kathryna@braininjurysa.org.au. For a copy of the position description please call our reception staff on (08) 8217 7600.
Applications Close: 21 October 2022
Now Available on YouTube! Best Viewed in 4K – Fullscreen Mode.
Live Stream Date: 15 August 2022
No two brain injuries are the same. Learn more about acquired brain injury (ABI) and celebrate the achievements of people with ABI and their families! Keynote speaker Johnny Ruffo. Hosted by ABC presenter Emma Rebellato, the event includes: a panel discussion with people with lived experience of brain injury, and announcement of Brain Injury SA’s Embrace Life After Brain Injury Award.
Central Hub: Be Well Plan is delivered over 5 weekly sessions x 2 hours each week.
Be Well Plan is the latest mental health and wellbeing training program from Be Well Co, an entity of the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI), ranked number 40 in the world’s top research institutes.
Be Well Plan helps you better understand your own mental health and introduces you to tools and activities that are scientifically proven to improve your mental wellbeing.
Bookings are essential.
Tickets are now open. No two brain injuries are the same.
Learn more about acquired brain injury (ABI) and celebrate the achievements of people with ABI and their families! Keynote speaker Johnny Ruffo. Hosted by ABC presenter Emma Rebellato, the event will also include: a panel discussion with people with lived experience of brain injury, and announcement of Brain Injury SA’s Embrace Life After Brain Injury Award. Register to Attend In-Person or via Live Stream. COVID Safe Event.
Interactive training for support workers working with people who have an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI).
This ABI training is designed to provide support workers with a better understanding of ABI and its impact on individuals. As well as provide some advice around how people with ABI can be best supported. It will be conducted in a small group to ensure it is as interactive as possible and will include a Q&A with a person with lived experience of ABI.
In recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Week (BIAW):
Nominations are now open for Brain Injury SA’s Embrace Life After Brain Injury Award. The winner will be announced during Brain Injury SA’s launch of Brain Injury Awareness Week on Monday, 15 August 2022. Do you know someone living with acquired brain injury (ABI) who deserves to be recognised? Make a Nomination Online.
