Fostering resilience, recovery, & community for brain injury survivors and their families across Nova Scotia
At Brain Injury Association of Nova Scotia, we understand how profoundly a brain injury impacts you and everyone close to you. With over 70,000 Nova Scotians affected by brain injury, we also understand how difficult it can be to find services and supports to help you and your family with your recovery and return to life, work and the things you love to do.
We are committed to building a community of support for brain injuries in Nova Scotia through programs, education, resources, and tireless advocacy for better supports and services for brain injuries across Nova Scotia.
You are not alone. Connect with us. As the only organized voice for the brain injury community in Nova Scotia, we are here to help, and we want to hear from you.
Brain injury can happen anytime, anywhere, to anyone.
In a moment, a life is changed forever.
Free for survivors, families, caregivers, and the public.
Via Zoom or on-demand on our YouTube Channel Previous participants report improvements in anxiety, depression, sleep, energy, and feeling more hopeful and calm. Whether you’ve never tried yoga before or are a pro, all are welcome and can benefit.
A summit-style education event featuring two keynote speakers, a panel discussion, and community booths targeted towards individuals living with a brain injury or disability, caregivers, and the professionals who work with these populations. November 14th from 1-4PM in Halifax. Register in-person or virtually for free today.
Information and resources on concussion management, diagnosis, and prevention from healthcare professionals. Including our new Return-to-School and Return-to-Work guidelines and other resources.
Via Zoom or on-demand on our YouTube Channel Previous participants in our Yoga for ABI program report improvements in anxiety, depression, sleep, energy, and feeling more hopeful and calm. Whether you’ve never tried yoga before or are a pro, all are welcome and can benefit.
A summit-style education event featuring two keynote speakers, a panel discussion, and community booths targeted towards individuals living with a brain injury or disability, caregivers, and the professionals who work with these populations. November 14th from 1-4PM in Halifax. Register in-person or virtually for free today.
Information and resources on concussion management, diagnosis, and prevention from healthcare professionals. Including our new Return-to-School and Return-to-Work guidelines and other resources.