BIAT Enhances UTAS Understanding TBI MOOC Through Further Insights
BIAT has recently collaborated with the University of Tasmania to enhance the Understanding TBI Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) with new, in-depth content.
Read this article >The National Assistance Card - A conversation with Lizz Hills
The National Assistance Card team were privileged to speak to Lizz Hills, an inspirational figure whose resilience and determination defy all odds.
Read this article >BIAT pleased to share 2024 Planner: Supporting Daily Organisation and Wellbeing
The Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) is proud to share the recent launch of their 2024 Planner- designed with and for people with brain injury or cognitive impairment, who are also involved with the criminal justice system.
Read this article >René's story: recovery from stroke
Recovery from stroke is about the person and the support they get.
Read this article >Peer Support Groups for November and December
Our next peer support group is online via Zoom in November.
Read this article >Alf Archer, BIAT stalwart, receives prestigious Rotary International recognition
Alf Archer has received Rotary International's prestigious Paul Harris Fellow Recognition.
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