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Connectivity - Traumatic Brain Injury Australia Connectivity is a not-for-profit organisation working to help improve the lives of people with traumatic brain injury (TBI).

We support research and connect those both working in or living with TBI across Australia.

21/10/2026

Curtin University researchers have spoken about a concussion study they have undertaken showing that almost half of people who experience a concussion still experience problems a year later.

The Concussion Recovery Study followed 232 adults aged 18-65 who had sustained a concussion and found Ongoing effects included fatigue, difficulty concentrating, headaches, dizziness, memory problems, sensitivity to noise and light, balance issues, irritability and more.

9 News Perth spoke to Dr Jacinta Thorne. View the story below!

Connectivity TBI has partnered with Safewill, Australia’s leading online Will writing platform. Until September 21st, Sa...
17/09/2026

Connectivity TBI has partnered with Safewill, Australia’s leading online Will writing platform.

Until September 21st, Safewill is providing the opportunity to write a legally valid Will completely free of charge. Safewill guides you through every step, simply, securely, and from the comfort of your own home.

You can learn more here: https://safewill.com/connectivity

From the University of Sydney...🧠 Coming soon: The Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic! We’re working on a new way to su...
27/08/2026

From the University of Sydney...

🧠 Coming soon: The Social Brain Toolkit Virtual Clinic!

We’re working on a new way to support people with traumatic brain injury (TBI) in building their communication skills. We’d love your input.

💬 In this virtual clinic, people with TBI will work with speech pathology students, guided by our experienced educators.
🤝 Peer mentors (other people with a brain injury) will also be part of the team. They will offer extra support and connection.
🌐 The clinic will be online and open to English speaking adults in Australia living with a traumatic brain injury.
📣 We’re planning the clinic, and your voice matters. We want to hear from people with TBI, their family, health professionals and speech pathology students.
📝 Take our short survey to help shape this exciting initiative. People who complete the survey will have the opportunity to enter the draw for 1 of 5 $50 gift cards.

📱 Visit https://tinyurl.com/TBI-VC-Survey to learn more and get involved.

🧠 Would you know what to do if someone you love suffered a concussion?Concussion can happen anywhere — on the sporting f...
22/08/2026

🧠 Would you know what to do if someone you love suffered a concussion?

Concussion can happen anywhere — on the sporting field, at home, at work or on the road.

Knowing how to recognise the signs, what to do in the early stages, and how to support someone through their recovery can make a real difference.

This Brain Injury Awareness Week, take the opportunity to learn more.

Connectivity offers online concussion courses designed to give you practical, evidence-based information to help you better understand concussion, recovery and when to seek further support.

Whether you’re a parent, coach, teacher, health professional or simply want to be better prepared, there’s a course to help.

💻 Learn more about concussion and explore our courses: https://www.connectivity.org.au/courses/

🧠 Brain Injury Awareness Week 2026Brain injury can affect every person differently. Having access to clear, trusted info...
20/08/2026

🧠 Brain Injury Awareness Week 2026

Brain injury can affect every person differently. Having access to clear, trusted information can help people better understand what to expect and where to turn for support.

Connectivity has a range of free fact sheets and resources available for people living with brain injury, their families and carers, as well as health professionals.

Covering a range of topics related, our fact sheets provide practical, evidence-based information to help people navigate recovery and better understand traumatic brain injury.

This Brain Injury Awareness Week, take a look at the resources available, share them with someone who may benefit, and help us build greater awareness and understanding of brain injury.

🔗 Explore our fact sheets and resources: https://www.connectivity.org.au/guidance-for-clinicians/fact-sheets/

This Brain Injury Awareness Week, we’re shining a light on traumatic brain injury (TBI).TBI can happen to anyone, at any...
17/08/2026

This Brain Injury Awareness Week, we’re shining a light on traumatic brain injury (TBI).

TBI can happen to anyone, at any time. A fall, a road crash, a sporting injury or an accident at home can change a life in an instant. And while some effects are visible, many are not.

Throughout the week we’ll be sharing information and resources to help build greater understanding of TBI, its impact and the road to recovery.

Because greater awareness leads to better understanding, better support and better outcomes.

This Brain Injury Awareness Week, let’s Tackle TBI Together. 💙

Happy Birthday to the one and only legend that is Kai Sakakibara! Thank you for helping us spread the word about TBI. We...
28/07/2026

Happy Birthday to the one and only legend that is Kai Sakakibara! Thank you for helping us spread the word about TBI. We hope you have a brilliant birthday 🎈

Good luck, Emily! Tomorrow, on the 26th of July it will be 6 years since Emily was injured and suffered a concussion. Wh...
24/07/2026

Good luck, Emily!
Tomorrow, on the 26th of July it will be 6 years since Emily was injured and suffered a concussion. What better way to mark the day than to raise awareness of TBI by running 30km from the Adelaide hills into the city. Thank you so much for helping us Tackle TBI together, Emily! We'll be cheering you on 🏃‍♀️‍➡️

You can support Emily by donating here: https://donate.connectivity.org.au/fundraisers/emily

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Today is World Brain Day. The message of the day - access for all. Brain health is more than a medical priority; it is a...
22/07/2026

Today is World Brain Day. The message of the day - access for all. Brain health is more than a medical priority; it is a social and economic necessity. Healthy brains are essential for people to learn, work, care for their families, and participate in society.

Traumatic brain injury is one of the most complex – and most misunderstood health challenges facing Australians today.

At Connectivity, we are working towards a world where people living with traumatic brain injury are seen, understood and supported to live well.

Let's Tackle TBI together. 200,000 people will suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) every year in Australia.Maybe it wa...
30/06/2026

Let's Tackle TBI together. 200,000 people will suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) every year in Australia.

Maybe it was a fall. A collision. A moment on a sports field that nobody saw coming.
A moment that divides life into before and after.

And in the days and weeks that follow, that person - and the family who loves them - will desperately search for answers. What does this mean? What happens now? Where do we go from here?

Your donation will help us close the gap between TBI knowledge and the people who need it most.

Make a donation by the end of the day to gift in this financial year. Donations of over $2 are tax deductible via https://donate.connectivity.org.au/

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