Selfishness or self care

BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR No, I cannot spend more than two hours having lunch. No, you cannot talk to me endlessly … 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

BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR Before I had my car accident four years ago, I would not have described myself as an … More

BY: ALISON Dating is a nightmare. Dating after a brain injury is even scarier. Which is why I feel so … More

BY: MARIA LISCIO Out of nowhere things can change and make you feel as though everything you’ve worked so hard … More

BY: ALYSON ROGERS For two and a half years, I worked at a social service agency for youth in Toronto. … More

BY: ALYSON ROGERS Before my brain injury, I was convinced yoga wasn’t for me; I was a year-round athlete and … More

BY: MELISSA JIROVEC Parenting is hard work. It challenges you in ways you never imagined you’d be challenged, forcing you … More

BY: BLUE HELMET GIRL My first big trip after my TBI was three years post accident, and I was terrified. … More

BY: JULIA RENAUD It goes without saying, winter is here and so are the long nights that come with it. As … More