Support Groups
If you or a loved one has experienced a Brain Injury, it can feel isolating and scary not knowing how to navigate the changes.
You are not alone – here are some acquired brain injury (ABI) support groups and peer‑support resources you can connect with.
Peer support and community connection plays a vital role in rehabilitation.
Kings Park Warriors
Kings Park Warriors aim to create a safe and inclusive space for individuals with ABIs and their families. We organise support groups, educational workshops, recreational activities, and community events to foster a sense of belonging and promote overall well-being.
Synapse
Connections Group
Join Synapse to connect with others living with a brain injury. Carers, families, and partners are also welcome.
Reconnections groups provide those impacted by brain injury the opportunity to chat, provide support, education, and share some challenges and victories.
Come and hear other people’s stories and learn about different experiences of brain injury and issues that are important to you in a supportive space with people who understand.
Reconnections are held monthly and are accessible online via MS Teams for those unable to get to the venue. Tea, Coffee, and Light Refreshments Provided.
Epilepsy WA
Support Group
Epilepsy WA have a thriving network of professionally facilitated epilepsy support groups in Western Australia.
Our groups are a chance to make new friends, meet others who are walking similar paths, receive support and reliable information in a safe space
We have monthly groups in Nedlands, Armadale, Bunbury, Midland, Joondalup, Fremantle and one online support group via live video conference.
Neu-Friends
Coffee Club & Neurological Support Group
Neu-Friends Invites everyone living with a neurological condition to come along to our peer support group. Partners, parents and carers all welcome.
We have groups in different areas across the Perth Metro and some rural centres.
Fun, free, inclusive and safe with our NeuroCare Nurses available for information, nursing assessments & support.
Aphasia WA Conversation Support Groups
Everyone experiencing or interested in Aphasia is welcome at any of the free groups they currently have running.
Contact their Volunteer Coordinator first to get a sense of what occurs in the groups and whether this is the right group for you.
Visit the webpage as they plan to expand the number of groups available across WA. They also post updates regularly on their social media pages.