Brain Injury Canada
Online Learning About Acquired Brain Injury
E-Courses
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Santé et bien-être des proches aidants
CourseCe cours destiné aux proches aidants donne une vue d'ensemble de votre santé et de votre bien-être en tant que soignants familiaux. Il est important de prendre soin de vous-même et de vos proches.
Free
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Family Caregivers: Your Health & Wellbeing
CourseThis course for family caregivers is an overview of your health and wellbeing after you become a caregiver. Brain injury is life-changing for everyone involved, and it's important to take care of yourself as well as loved ones.
Free
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Proches aidants : Introduction aux lésions cérébrales
CourseCe cours est conçu pour les proches aidants afin de leur fournir une introduction aux lésions cérébrales, à leurs effets, à la guérison et plus encore. Apprenez comment les lésions cérébrales vous affectent, vous et votre proche.
Free
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Family Caregivers: Introduction to Brain Injury
CourseThis course is designed for family caregivers to provide an introduction to brain injury, its effects, recovery, and more. Learn how brain injury impacts both you and your loved one, and tips/tools for supporting both of you.
Free
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The Foundations of Brain Injury for Health Care Professionals
CourseThis introductory course is designed for health care workers (or any individuals) who wish to strengthen their knowledge of brain injury. Topics include effects of brain injury; managing challenging behaviours; and intersectionalities.
$65
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Notions de base sur les lésions cérébrales pour les professionnels de la santé
CourseCe cours d'introduction est conçu pour les travailleurs de la santé (ou toute personne) qui souhaitent renforcer leurs connaissances sur les lésions cérébrales.
$65
About Brain Injury Canada
A better quality of life for all affected by acquired brain injury in Canada
Brain Injury Canada is a national charitable organization. Our mission is to advance awareness, education, opportunities, and support by advocating at a national level on issues important to the brain injury community; establishing meaningful connections and collaborations with stakeholders; and educating and empowering people living with acquired brain injury, families/caregivers, health care professionals, researchers, and the general public.
