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Bell Canada Accessibility Services

This post the third in a three-part series. We thank BELL for being our 2020 Corporate and Presenting Sponsor!  Recognizing … More

Meet the Doro 824C Phone from Bell Canada – a Smart Phone designed for people who have low vision or who are blind

This post is the second in a three-part series. BIST thanks BELL for being our 2020 Gold Corporate and Presenting … More

tecla-e by Bell Canada: opening up a world of independence

This post the first in a three-part series. We thank BELL for being our 2020 Corporate and Presenting Sponsor! It’s … More

Steve Gregory’s new book: The Journey Continues

BY: STELLA SLOAN Long time BIST members likely know Steve Gregory, a former board member at BIST and a TBI … 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

brain fitness, Mind yourself with Alison, Paul Hyman

Yoga your way through the holidays

BY: ALYSON ROGERS The Holiday Season can be a challenging time for brain injury survivors for a number of reasons; … More

Alyson Rogers, holiday stress, yoga

From Chef Janet Craig: holiday entertainment hacks

BY: JANET CRAIG Are you up to holiday entertaining? It is possible to entertain and not feel overwhelmed, with some … More

Cook Up Some Happiness

BY: ALISON Working with our hands to makes things reduces stress, anxiety, and depression, symptoms common to people living with brain … More

cooking, cooking with alison, mindfulness

I live with brain injury: walk a mile in my shoes and you will understand

BY: LEAH DANIELLE KARMONA Living life with a brain injury is difficult. People who do should be commended for trying their … More

Leah Danielle Karmona, Survivor stories, women and brain injury

I’ve had 4 brain injuries in 10 years – and I’ve met so many doctors who still don’t understand how to treat ABI

BY: ALYSON ROGERS June is here and that means Brain Injury Awareness Month is here once again. Last year, I wrote … More

Brain Injury Awareness Month, Health care, Opinion

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