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Creating Lasting Relationships - Revive and Thrive: CT BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUPS


At ABI Resources, we're not just changing the game; we're rewriting the rules of how disability support services connect with the heartbeat of Connecticut. Our collaboration with the Connecticut Department of Social Services DSS, Community Options, the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services DMHAS and the visionary organizations at the Area on Aging in Southwestern and Western Connecticut SWCAA WCAAA , ignites a powerhouse of resources and support. With Access Health, and United Services by our side, we're creating a symphony of solutions that resonate through every community. ​ But we don't stop there. Our alliances with titans of education and healthcare like HFSC, Gaylord , Griffin, UCONN, Yale, and Hartford Hospital are not just partnerships; they are a testament to our commitment to excellence. Together, we're pioneering a future where every individual has access to unparalleled care and support. This is where passion meets purpose. This is ABI Resources. Together, we're not just making a difference; we're setting a new standard for what it means to care.

11:00 am : ABI Resources Social Center


ABI Mindset Mastery - Creating Lasting Relationships - Maintaining and nurturing supportive relationships is essential for both emotional and physical recovery from a brain injury. Strong connections can provide not only emotional support but also practical help and motivation throughout the recovery journey..





  • What qualities do you value most in a supportive relationship?


  • How have your relationships affected your recovery process?


  • What steps can you take to strengthen relationships that have been strained since your injury?


  • How can you communicate your needs effectively to those around you without feeling burdensome?


  • What role does vulnerability play in building and maintaining strong relationships?


  • Can you share a strategy that has helped you rebuild or deepen a relationship post-injury?


  • How do you balance your independence with the support you receive from others?


  • What new relationships have you formed that have positively impacted your recovery?


  • How can you help others understand the challenges you face due to your brain injury?


  • What actions can you commit to regularly to show appreciation for your support network?



Join Our Community: Where Support Meets Innovation Learn how you can become part of the ABI Resources community, a space where innovation, support, and shared growth thrive. Discover how joining us can provide you with the tools and resources needed to navigate life's challenges innovatively.


 

At ABI Resources, we're not just changing the game; we're rewriting the rules of how disability support services connect with the heartbeat of Connecticut. Our collaboration with the Connecticut Department of Social Services CT DSS, Community Options, the Department of Mental Health and Addiction Services DMHAS and the visionary organizations at the Area on Aging in Southwestern and Western Connecticut SWCAA WCAAA , ignites a powerhouse of resources and support. With Access Health, and United Services by our side, we're creating a symphony of solutions that resonate through every community.

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But we don't stop there. Our alliances with titans of education and healthcare like HFSC, Gaylord , Griffin, UCONN, Yale, and Hartford Hospital are not just partnerships; they are a testament to our commitment to excellence. Together, we're pioneering a future where every individual has access to unparalleled care and support. This is where passion meets purpose. This is ABI Resources.


"Revive and Thrive: ABI Third Wednesday Workshops" CT BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUP

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