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Resources for Brain Injury Survivors as well as victims of a motor vehicle accident:
- Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury: A Guide For Families and Friends [PDF Download] by St. Michael’s Hospital, Trauma and Neurosurgery Program
- Brain Injury 101 No two acquired brain injuries are alike. Survivors will experience the effects of acquired brain injuries in many different ways.
- Brain Injury Insight – This site offers insight to Brain Injury Survivors and Caregivers to move forward following a Brain Injury.
- OBIA Book Store The Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) has many important resources pertaining to brain injuries. These include books, biographies, manuals, videos and other non-fiction works.
- BIST The Brain Injury Society of Toronto provides programs and services to people living with the effects of brain injury and their families / caregivers. After joining BIST, the programs are free and have no wait list.
- Brain Injury Resource Center
- Thomson Rogers This Toronto law firm is the largest plaintiff personal injury law firm in Canada specializing in Personal Injury Litigation – (416) 868-3190.
- Trauma Resource Directory This site can help you locate the services of health care professionals and treatment providers in Ontario.
BRAIN Plasticity Exercises (Free):
- Memory Game # 1 – Excellent memory game to improve and strengthen your memory following a Brain Injury.
- Memory Game # 2 – Challenge your Brain with concentration.
- Memory Game # 3 – Another excellent memory game to improve and strengthen your memory following a Brain Injury.
- Attention Activity – Capture the CAT and improve your attention skills.
- Brain Training Activities – Free exercises that help with memory, attention, and brain speed. Brain training can improve our brain health.
Educational Web Sites to help improve Brain Health for children, teens, and adults: