Reconnect with yourself and the world. Find support, community, and inspiration from someone who has been there.
This Service is for:
A Person with a Brain Injury
Have you or a Loved One Experienced a Brain Injury?
The Peer Support Program pairs you with a Peer Mentor who has lived experience navigating life with a brain injury, offering valuable connection, understanding and a sense of hope for the future.
This program enables you to:
- Connect with someone who has a similar experience to yours
- Listen to someone else’s journey in coping with brain injury
- Share your own story with someone who understands first-hand
- Learn and share strategies, tips and useful resources in recovery
- Talk about topics that really matter to you
- Get support as you figure out a goal you are interested in pursuing
- Connect to local resources or groups
- And if you’re up for it, try out new cafes or learn a new recreational activity
Program information
Who: Open to all adults (18 years or older) who have sustained a brain injury
When: 5 sessions over 5 weeks, at a time that suits you
Where: A convenient community location to you (Adelaide Metropolitan Area)
Rural Participants: Peer Mentors are available to meet with you via phone calls or online video meetings
“I was a bit apprehensive to start off with but then when we started talking I was so refreshed. It was like a breath of fresh air to meet other people with acquired brain injury (ABI). It really helps to talk to other people with the same troubles and to share how we cope” – Dave
Proudly Supported and Funded by The Lifetime Support Authority:
