20 years of supporting Tasmanians impacted by brain injury...
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Professional Training
Information Sessions
Educating Young People
Brain Injury Awareness Week
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Professional Training
Information Sessions
Educating Young People
Brain Injury Awareness Week
EDUCATION AND TRAINING
Professional Training
Information Sessions
Educating Young People
Brain Injury Awareness Week
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ABOUT BIAT
OUR ORGANISATION
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania is a non-government, state-wide, not-for-profit organisation working for people with acquired brain injury (ABI), their families and other stakeholders. BIAT has a range of
members.
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ABOUT BIAT
Overview
Strategic Direction
Our People
BIAT Partnerships
WHAT DOES BIAT DO?
What does BIAT DO?
BIAT is the first point of contact for ABI issues for people with acquired brain injury, their families, carers, service providers, organisations and the general community.
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COMMUNITY Awareness and EDUCATION
Overview
Heads Up 2 Brain Injury
Brain Injury Awareness Week
Personalised and family support
Information and Referral
ABI Identification Card
PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT
Professional Training
Information Sessions
Systemic advocacy
BIAT and Systemic Advocacy
MEMBERSHIP
BIAT Membership
UNDERSTANDING BRAIN INJURY
UNDERSTANDING ABI
The term acquired brain injury (ABI) is used to describe any injury or damage to the brain that occurs after birth.
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WHAT IS BRAIN INJURY?
What is ABI?
Common causes of ABI
Common effects of ABI
Help with brain injury
HELP WITH ABI
What to do if you think you have a brain injury?
How BIAT may be able to assist
FACTS AND STATISTICS
Brain Injury Statistics
Glossary and Terms
About The Brain
DOWNLOADS
Media Fact Sheet
RESOURCES
General RESOURCES
ABI The Facts
Primary Resources
Brain Injury Assist Project
BIAT Publications
Annual Reports
BIAT Publications
BIAT Newsletters
Online resources
BIAT Videos
RELEVANT LINKS
Tasmanian Links
National Links
Overseas Links
NEWS
CONTACT
Brain Injury in Tasmania... Getting Beyond the Rhetoric
BIAT Report published November 2009
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More resources
BIAT e-news Dec 2019
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BIAT e-news June 2019
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BIAT e-news March 2019
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