EDUCATION AND TRAININGProfessional TrainingInformation SessionsEducating Young PeopleBrain Injury Awareness Week
EDUCATION AND TRAININGProfessional TrainingInformation SessionsEducating Young PeopleBrain Injury Awareness Week
EDUCATION AND TRAININGProfessional TrainingInformation SessionsEducating Young PeopleBrain Injury Awareness Week
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A voice for brain injury in Tasmania

The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania is the peak body for people living with or affected by brain injury across the state.

WHAT IS ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURY?

Find out more about acquired brain injury (ABI).

WHAT ARE THE effectS OF BRAIN INJURY?

Learn about the effects of acquired brain injury.

WHAT SERVICES DOES BIAT PROVIDE?

Discover what BIAT does and what services we provide.

HOW DO I CONTACT BIAT?

Contact information including phone, email and social media.

About BIAT

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.

While based in Hobart, BIAT provides services to all regions of Tasmania.

ABOUT BIAT

WHAT'S NEW?

"Violence is not only a cause, but a consequence of brain injury..."

BIAT invites you to join us for the upcoming a panel discussion on "The intersection between  brain injury and family violence". 

It includes special guest members Ginger Gorman (Award Winning Journalist), Alina Thomas (SHE 'Support, Help, Empowerment' CEO), Janine Martin (Clinical Neuropsychologist) and Liz Avery (Specialist Family Violence Prosecutor).

Time - 6:00pm
Date - 3rd November 2015
Venue - 83 Melville Street, Hobart

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Changes to Work Arrangements for BIAT Staff

March 27, 2020

An update from the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania in response to COVID-19, including our arrangement of staff during this time and how to contact us.

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What does BIAT do?

Education and Training

A major role of BIAT is to promote community awareness and understanding of acquired brain injury, in terms of both prevention and the impact of ABI on the lives of individuals, families and the broader community.

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ABI Identification Card

BIAT can provide an identification card to people with an acquired brain injury and/or epilepsy. The card identifies areas where the person may experience difficulty/difficulties i.e. speech, memory etc. and a nominated contact person.

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Heads Up 2 Brain Injury

BIAT facilitates and runs the Heads Up 2 Brain Injury (HU2BI) program, an interactive learning experience for students with the goal of influencing their behaviour and attitudes to reduce their chances of sustaining a brain injury.

ABOUT HU2BI