BrainLink Services Limited

23/04/2026

Yesterday’s NDIS announcement will bring change and for many people living with acquired brain injury, it may also bring some uncertainty 💙

We know that brain injury doesn’t always look the same. Its impacts can be complex, sometimes invisible, and often life-changing, affecting communication, fatigue, thinking, and daily life.

As the system evolves, it’s important that people living with acquired brain injury continue to feel seen, heard, and supported by the wider community.

At BrainLink, we remain committed to:

🧠 Supporting people to navigate change.
🤝 Creating spaces for connection and community.
💬 Raising awareness and understanding of brain injury.

If you or someone you support is feeling uncertain, you’re not alone and support is available.

Together, we can continue to build a more inclusive and informed community.

21/04/2026

After a sudden traumatic brain injury, Paul faced a long and uncertain road ahead. There were moments when recovery felt out of reach, but through determination, support, and small steps forward, he rebuilt his life.

Today, Paul is achieving goals, reconnecting with his community, and continuing to move forward. Read more 👉 https://bit.ly/41Las3S

Learn about Paul Jamieson's recovery journey after brain injury, including rehabilitation, therapy, and the role of support in regaining independence.

14/04/2026

💬 Communication tip: Give time, not pressure

After brain injury, processing can take longer. A pause doesn't necessarily mean a misunderstanding; its time taken to think and develop a response.

Sitting with the silence is ok. Stay patient and await a response.

08/04/2026

Due to popular demand, we are running another Community Forum Event, supported by Knox City Council!

We are excited to partner with Brain Injury Matters to bring together people with lived experience of brain injury to build deeper understanding, strengthen networks and improve outcomes.

Whether you’re a health professional, support worker, carer, or community member, this forum offers you the opportunity to gain valuable perspectives and connect with us, and our community partners Register here 👉 https://bit.ly/4siUk4o

📍 Knox Community Arts Centre, Bayswater
📅 Thursday 30 April 2026
⏰ 10:00am – 1:00pm
☕ Morning tea included
🎟️ Free entry (limited spots available)

05/04/2026

Wishing our community a safe and peaceful Easter 🐣💛

Easter is a time for rest and renewal. Whether you’re spending time with loved ones, taking a moment to recharge, or simply getting through the day, we hope this season brings a sense of calm and connection.

Happy Easter from our community to yours 🌼

02/04/2026

This month we are reminded that Parkinson’s disease is more than what we can see 💙

Parkinson’s is a progressive neurological condition that not only affects movement, but can also impact communication, thinking, mood, and everyday life.

At BrainLink, we’re here to support people navigating complex neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease.

Learn more about the causes, symptoms and management options for Parkinson's disease here 👉 https://bit.ly/418t2CM

01/04/2026

We have a busy month ahead. See what we have planned for carers and the brain injury community here 👉 https://bit.ly/4dhUsNG

01/04/2026

Speech and communication challenges are common after acquired brain injury, and they can affect how a person understands, responds, and connects with others.

Here are some simple ways you can help:

🧠 Give time

👂 Keep it clear and simple

👀 Reduce distractions

🗣️ Check understanding

💛 Be supportive, not corrective

🔁 Be prepared to repeat or rephrase

🤝 Encourage participation

Learn more about ways to manage speech and communication with a family member living with a brain injury. Visit this link: https://bit.ly/3NFmfxf

25/03/2026

✨ Our 2026 Carer Support Program is off to a wonderful start!

Our team and volunteers have been hosting dozens of lunches and activities right across Victoria, bringing carers together to take a well-deserved break, connect with others, and feel supported.

At BrainLink, we know caring can be isolating. Our Carer Support Program is designed to provide connection, wellbeing support, and opportunities to recharge.

💙 Read more about how we’ve kicked off 2026 here 👉 https://bit.ly/47n2bq5

24/03/2026

🧠 For many people living with brain injury, rest is essential. Everyday activities like thinking, concentrating or socialising can take a significant amount of energy.

Taking breaks, pacing activities and allowing time to rest can help manage fatigue, improve focus and support overall wellbeing.

Rest isn’t about doing less; it’s about giving your brain the time it needs to recover and function.

Learn more about common effects of brain injury here 👉 https://bit.ly/3PuFBpc

19/03/2026

Many people living with acquired brain injury experience challenges that others can't see.

While the comment “You Look Fine” may seem supportive, it can feel dismissive to someone with a brain injury, misunderstanding real and challenging symptoms they face in private.

Learn more about the invisible nature of brain injury here 👉 https://bit.ly/47EOse8