Helpful Heads Peer Support (Canterbury Region)
A free Traumatic Brain Injury Peer Support Service for people with TBI (concussion/moderate/severe) and those that support them.
What is Peer Support?
- Peer Support is when people use their own experiences to help each other, sharing knowledge or providing emotional support, social interaction or practical help.
People with a brain injury (incl. concussion) and their support networks can feel very isolated and misunderstood.
Helpful Heads has a number of volunteers who have lived experience of brain injury (either with an injury themselves, or through supporting someone who does) who would love to help others going through a similar experience.
There’s nothing quite like talking with someone who understands what you are going through.
For more information, see our website by clicking here.
If you want to talk to someone, or would like to be a volunteer, please contact:
Volunteer Coordinator on: 0292007593