Embrace life after brain injury
Back by popular demand… We are seeking expressions of interest for our next Dance Group! To be held in the City Rewire Hub.
Led by one of our BISA therapists who is also a qualified dance teacher.
Our New Group will start in February 2023. Final day to register interest is Friday 27 January 2023.
There are currently multiple vacancies at Brain Injury SA – Apply online today! Positions Available: Advocate and Lead Occupational Therapist.
Why Work at Brain Injury SA? As a Peak Body and a Service Provider, Brain Injury SA works with and for the acquired brain injury community to: Empower people to determine and work towards their goals; Provide tailored and accessible therapy services to maximise quality of life; Assist in addressing barriers and issues arising from living with disabilities; Support families and carers – Learn more…
Brain Injury SA’s office will close from 4.45pm, Thursday 22 December 2022 and re-open on Monday 9 January 2023.
The team at Brain Ijury SA wish you, your families and friends a wonderful festive season, and we look forward to connecting again in 2023.
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.
The express Reconnect Transition Program (eRTP) is a free program for people in regional South Australia living with traumatic brain injury (TBI).
The eRTP provides 2.5 hour group sessions in various regional locations. On Friday, 10th June, the eRTP is coming to Mt Gambier.
