Connect with volunteers who have experienced an acquired brain injury themselves, are trained to support new members, facilitate group conversations, answer questions about brain injury, and can refer survivors to useful community resources. They pass on useful coping techniques and share their experiences with other survivors and their families.

Peer Support allows individuals who have an acquired brain injury to work through their challenges in a supportive and safe environment with mentors that understand what they are going through. We have found peer support to be an extremely useful way to help survivors deal with the repercussions of acquired brain injury.

A Peer Supporter is available Tuesday and Wednesday from 10:00am to 3:00pm in our community room

Contact our Inreach Team for an appointment and more information about this program!