20 years of supporting Tasmanians impacted by brain injury...
Come along to join the conversation and learn more about neurological conditions and mental health - 12-2pm Thursday 11th of October.
Guest Speakers:
• Dr Helen Castley, Neurologist
• Assoc. Prof. Des Graham, person living with multiple sclerosis
• Dr Cynthia Honan, Clinical Neuropsychologist
When: 12:00PM-2:00PM Thursday 11th of October
Where: Bellerive Yacht Club, 64 Cambridge Road, Bellerive, TAS
Who: People living with neurological and degenerative neuromuscular conditions, and their families and carers are invited to attend
Cost: $6.15 (inc. GST)
Bookings essential - get tickets here: https://nat-cafe-conversation.eventbrite.com.au
A light lunch will be provided.
Please advise us of any dietary requirements when you book.
Questions for guest speakers are welcome and may be submitted prior to the lunch: contact Rosie@biat.org.au or 03 6230 9800
Neurological Alliance Tasmania (NAT) is an alliance of 10 not-for-profit organisations representing or supporting the many thousands of Tasmanians living with or affected by neurological or progressive neuromuscular conditions.
You are invited to attend this roundtable discussion on Tuesday 26th March with federal politicians and community leaders on how unpaid carers can be better supported.
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