Recognized
voice for ABI

Working to improve access to high quality, publicly funded ABI services

Connecting people
with services

Connecting people with ABI to the rehab and community services they need

Addressing
system-level issues

Working with members to improve the quality and accessibility of ABI services

Lawyer Database

The Toronto ABI Network’s Personal Injury Lawyer Database helps you find and compare services.

Recognized
voice for ABI

Working to improve access to high quality, publicly funded ABI services

Connecting people
with services

Connecting people with ABI to the rehab and community services they need

Addressing
system-level issues

Working with members to improve the quality and accessibility of ABI services

Lawyer Database

The Toronto ABI Network’s Personal Injury Lawyer Database helps you find and compare services.

The Toronto ABI Network helps hospitals and community-based programs connect people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) to the services they need. A recognized leader in ABI, we work to improve access to high quality, publicly funded ABI services and support.

Referral Forms

Info for Families

ABI Conference

Referral Forms

Info for Families

ABI Conference

Spotlight

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of acquired brain injury (ABI) and recognize the strength, resilience, and experiences of the individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals affected by brain injury.

Webinar: Overview of ABI Behaviour Services

This webinar outlines what services are available for people with ABI who exhibit behavioural issues including catchment areas served, admission / exclusion criteria, and how ABI behaviour services work with other ABI and non-ABI services, followed by a question and answer period with the panel.

New guide helps OHTs address brain injury, mental health and addictions

The Toronto ABI Network has developed a brief guide to assist Ontario Health Teams in caring for individuals with brain injury, mental health and addiction—which are often interrelated.

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to raise awareness of acquired brain injury (ABI) and recognize the strength, resilience, and experiences of the individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals affected by brain injury.

Webinar: Overview of ABI Behaviour Services

This webinar outlines what services are available for people with ABI who exhibit behavioural issues including catchment areas served, admission / exclusion criteria, and how ABI behaviour services work with other ABI and non-ABI services, followed by a question and answer period with the panel.

New guide helps OHTs address brain injury, mental health and addictions

The Toronto ABI Network has developed a brief guide to assist Ontario Health Teams in caring for individuals with brain injury, mental health and addiction—which are often interrelated.