BY: ALISON Staying hydrated is important for maintaining one’s wellbeing. It is even more important for those who are recovering … More
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Blow your mind with this SUPER EASY farro bowl recipe!
BY: CHEF JANET CRAIG Farro is an ancient wheat grain used in the Mediterranean and the Middle East that is … More
The Quickest and Simplest Way to Immediately Reduce Stress
BY: ALISON In May of 2016, the Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST) organized Brain Fitness training workshops led by Paul Hyman: … More
Hopscotch – Looking back at Toronto Pride in 2019 as a person with ABI
BY: HILARY PEARSON “Should I go alone?” My eyes flicker to my laptop screen. 2:04 PM “It started at two.” … More
Anxiety in PCS Sufferers Can be Managed
BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR Before I had my car accident four years ago, I would not have described myself as an … More
Activities To Keep You Engaged During COVID-19 & Beyond
BY: HILARY PEARSON BIST’s April Community Meeting, Activities to Keep You Engaged during COVID-19 and Beyond, was hosted by BIST staff … More
Recovery
BY: MARK KONING Recovery is a process that takes time. It’s like stacking blocks that may come crashing down if you … More
588 Injections
BY: HILARY PEARSON Hospital life. Nerve block injections. 12 needles in my head. 12 injections of Bupivicaine. 2 injections in … More
Why I stopped asking ‘what if’
BY: STEVEN EDELMAN I imagine Bill Buckner must have repeatedly asked the ‘What if?’ question to himself for years after the … More
Having a concussion has prepared us for this pandemic
BY: NATHALIN MOY To anyone who has had a concussion, I hope this reminder encourages you in these strange times: … More
