Brain Injury Association of Tasmania
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) is the peak body for people living with or affected by brain injury in Tasmania.
Latest News - New Modules Available - Synapse Training Workshops
Please find below two flyers relating to upcoming Synapse Training Brain Injury Workshops. One flyer and separate Expression of Interest Form is for services working with people living with or affected by ABI; the other, information on workshops being conducted by Mark Lamont, in association with the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania, for people living with ABI and for their families, friends and carers.
Please find below two flyers relating to upcoming Synapse Training Brain Injury Workshops. One flyer and separate Expression of Interest Form is for services working with people living with or affected by ABI; the other, information on workshops being conducted by Mark Lamont, in association with the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania, for people living with ABI and for their families, friends and carers.
As indicated in the flyer there is no cost to attend the workshops for people living with ABI, families friends and carers, and for services the cost is currently minimal due to an MAIB IPMF grant. It would be appreciated if you could distribute this information to members and colleagues.
What is ABI?
Acquired Brain Injury is defined nationally as ‘…injury to the brain which results in deterioration of cognitive, physical, emotional or independent functions. It can occur as a result of trauma, hypoxia, infection, substance abuse, degenerative neurological disease or stroke.
BIAT Membership
Interested in becoming a member of BIAT? Benefits include keeping up to date with new, information and government decisions that affect your day to day life, as well as receiving our quarterly e-bulletin.
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