Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton

Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton BIASL helps to enhance the lives of people in the Sarnia-Lambton area living with the effects of ABI through education, awareness, and weekly activities.

BIASL is a non profit charitable organization. Helping to enhance the lives of people in the Sarnia-Lambton area living with the effects of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) through education, awareness, support and weekly activities. Education & Awareness:
Brain Basics (via Ontario Brain Injury Association)
Information Sessions
Information and resources on acquired brain injury

Support:
Peer Support (http://www.sarniabiasl.ca/peer-support.html)

Activities offered at BIASL:
Coffee Group
Monthly Potlucks
Lunches Out
Card Making
Scrapbooking
Annual Golf Tournament
Annual Candle Light Vigil

Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton will be participating in this fun event- come see us 🍁🍂🎃
10/22/2025

Brain Injury Association Sarnia-Lambton will be participating in this fun event- come see us 🍁🍂🎃

Way to go Brock!!!
10/17/2025

Way to go Brock!!!

Meet Brock Morgan!

We’re excited to introduce you to one of the amazing faces behind Royal LePage Key Realty!

Brock Morgan grew up immersed in the real estate industry, with both his mother, Lana Morgan and uncle, Cory Gonyou, being seasoned Realtors. Together they have now formed the team – Bright’s Grove Realty Group. Before embarking on his real estate career, Brock played competitive baseball at the collegiate level, showcasing his commitment, teamwork, and strategic thinking—qualities he now brings to his clients in the real estate market. Brock is a proud supporter of the Brain Injury Association of Sarnia-Lambton as he is a brain injury survivor.

Trust your family’s move with our family’s experience.

09/30/2025

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Studies have shown that Indigenous communities are disproportionately affected by traumatic brain injury, and are at a greater risk of stroke (which can cause non-traumatic brain injury). It is incredibly important to include Indigenous health care and supports in our understanding of the residential school experiences, reconciliation and the work we do. You can learn more here: https://nctr.ca/

Please see the slight changes to this month’s schedule. Thank you! 💚
09/23/2025

Please see the slight changes to this month’s schedule. Thank you! 💚

09/22/2025

📢Just Released! This Concussion Awareness Week, OBIA is proud to share our Early Concussion Experiences Report.

This report highlights the real-life experiences of individuals living with concussion and reveals critical gaps in awareness, healthcare response, and recovery support.

The findings call for urgent improvements in education and care.

🖥️ Read the full report here: https://obia.ca/new-obia-report-sheds-light-on-early-concussion-experiences/

09/18/2025
This looks like a great webinar you don’t want to miss  next week!
09/17/2025

This looks like a great webinar you don’t want to miss next week!

On September 25 at 12pm EST, join us and Transcendent Concussion Research Program for a free webinar, 'The Invisible Injury: Managing Headaches, Sleep and Mental Health Symptoms After a Concussion'. Register today: https://redcap.cheori.org/surveys/?s=YK4DRREATHLF9EFC

Address

1705 London Line
Sarnia, ON
N7W1B2

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4pm
Tuesday 8am - 4pm
Wednesday 8am - 4pm
Thursday 8am - 4pm
Friday 8am - 4pm

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