Helping the #spinalcordinjury & #braininjury health care system understand what is the best and most appropriate care, and how to provide it to all Ontarians. https://www.neurotraumapathways.ca/
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✅ Evidence suggests that cognitive behaviour therapy combined with motivational interviewing is one approach that may help reduce anxiety after a #TBI.
Through this initiative, @ontariobia.bsky.social aims to promote better understanding and help ensure that people with brain injury receive the care and support they need.
They offer support, education, and connection to local tools and resources. Their goal is to improve the quality of life for those living with brain injury.
🔗 Find your local brain injury association in Ontario here: obia.ca/support/loca...
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Recovery post-TBI is about more than just physical health; mental & emotional well-being are equally important to recovery. By increasing awareness of TBI & mental health, we can reduce the stigma and help ensure individuals with TBI have access to all the support/resources they need.
💡 💙 Today is #ActionAnxietyDay!
Anxiety is one of the most common mental health challenges experienced after a #traumaticbraininjury (TBI). Feelings of worry, fear, and uncertainty can affect recovery, relationships, and overall quality of life.
🧠 June is #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth!
Do you know about your local brain injury association? Local brain injury associations amplify the voices of individuals with brain injury and provide meaningful programs, such as peer support groups and community-based services.
🔗 Check out Chapter R of our TBI Guideline to learn more about TBI and mental health: kite-uhn.com/brain-injury...
#BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth #anxiety #braininjury #therapy #mentalhealth #wellbeing #rehabiliation #reducethestigma
🧠 June is #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth!
@ontariobia.bsky.social has launched a flag-raising initiative to increase awareness of #braininjury, spark meaningful conversations, and encourage communities across Ontario to better recognize and respond to the needs of individuals living with brain injury.
“Awareness matters because it shapes how people respond. When brain injury is better understood, people are more likely to receive the support, patience, and care they need, and less likely to fall through the cracks.” ~ Ruth Wilcock, CEO of @ontariobia.bsky.social.
