Community Resources
Assistance accessing community resources and connecting with available programs and services.
Understanding TABI
What Is a Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury?
A Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury (TABI) refers to any injury that causes a decrease in thinking ability, behavior, or physical function.
These injuries can result from:
- Falls
- Blunt force trauma, such as an accident
- Strokes
- Concussion
TABI includes both external injuries and internal causes.
How ILC Can Help
Support for Living as Independently as Possible
ILC’s TABI Program offers assistance to access emotional, social, and practical supports to live as independently as possible.
Mini-Grant Assistance
Assistance applying for a mini-grant when appropriate resources are available.
Expert Consultation
Help facilitating consultation with an expert who understands brain injuries and recovery.
Subsidized Transportation
Help connecting with subsidized transportation and other available mobility resources.
Peer Support
Opportunities to connect with people who understand the challenges of living with a brain injury.
Individualized Guidance
Support for individuals, families, caregivers, and professionals seeking information or guidance.
Who Should Call?
Information and Support Are Available
- Individuals experiencing symptoms of brain injury
- Family members, caregivers, and professionals seeking information or guidance
Free Consultation
Brain Injury and Concussion Consultations
Schedule a free one-on-one consultation with Dr. Adam Grove for personalized education, recovery strategies, guidance, and connections to local resources and services.