Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association Annual Golf Classic
Registration for FVBIA's Annual Classic Golf Tournament is Open
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Registration for FVBIA's Annual Classic Golf Tournament is Open
Join Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association in celebrating a milestone anniversary!
The Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) have recently developed some important resources.
The Employers Guide to ABI 2022 aims to support employers who are not familiar with an acquired brain injury. Returning to meaningful activity, including employment when possible, is a central goal for many individuals who have sustained an acquired brain injury. Having purpose, connections, and being able to contribute to one’s community is important for everyone, especially for those folks who are working to redesign their life.
FVBIA’s Employers Guide to ABI provides valuable information on how the brain is impacted and some simple tips on how to assist employees with ABI to be successful in the workplace.
Chuck Jung Associates and Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association will be launching a Virtual Caregivers Support Group in March of 2022. From March to August of 2022, the group will meet monthly for 90-minutes to engage in discussions to provide important information and teach skills that will help caregivers negotiate and manage a new role in their life. These groups are free of charge.
When a person suffers from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), their loved ones are catapulted into the caregiver role to support and look after their injured family member. Relationships, responsibilities, and roles shift suddenly, which can be confusing and overwhelming for the non-injured caregiver.
Chuck Jung Associates and Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association will be launching a Virtual Caregivers Support Group in March of 2022. From March to August of 2022, the group will meet monthly for 90-minutes to engage in discussions to provide important information and teach skills that will help caregivers negotiate and manage a new role in their life. These groups are free of charge.
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) is offering two free virtual sessions aimed at the South Asian Community to provide the most current information on brain injury adjustment and mental health.
Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association (FVBIA) is offering two free virtual sessions aimed at the South Asian Community to provide the most current information on brain injury adjustment and mental health.
On Thursday September 24, 2020, join The Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association for a fantastic day of golf at the annual Brain Injury Golf Classic at Redwoods Golf Course. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the tournament will be a bit different this year but will be just as much fun!
Join the folks at Fraser Valley Brain Injury Association for this workshop about regaining Independence related to transportation (driving and transit) after recovering from a brain injury.
It is difficult to predict what the future will hold particularly if you or someone you know is dealing with a disability. This workshop will feature a variety of resources and information to help plan for the future regardless of age. As the years pass by after brain injury, a variety of new issues arise over time. This workshop will also explore changes in brain function during aging after ABI, coping with life’s transitions and financial considerations.