Recipients of the Awards of Excellence in Brain Injury Rehabilitation

BRAIN INJURY SOCIETY OF TORONTO,

BRAIN INJURY SOCIETY OF TORONTO

Nominated for:


The mission of the Brain Injury Society of Toronto is to enhance the quality of life for people in the City of Toronto, living with the effects of acquired brain injury through education, awareness, support and advocacy.  Our members are survivors, families, caregivers, professionals and healthcare providers.

Our programs and services include:

  • Community Meetings
  • Social Drop-in
  • Family Support
  • Support Groups
  • Peer Support Mentoring
  • Educational retreats and workshops
  • Social and Recreational Events

Over the last year we delivered support through our programs to over 100 people a month and successfully launched the campaign www.areyouaware.ca to raise awareness about the prevalence of brain injury and the impact it has on individuals and families.

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11 Comments
  • Anonymous says:

    Stacey is a wonderful social worker. Stacey is always going the extra mile for her patients at St. Mikes. Good luck!

  • Daneal says:

    Stacey is very kind, caring and compassionate. She is hardworking and always goes above and beyond to make sure she is meeting her patients needs. Her smile brightens up a room! Good luck Stacey!

  • Rachel Alexander says:

    Stace is a wonderful human and amazing at her job. She has the ability to connect with anyone, and make them feel special and loved. Couldn’t think of someone more deserving !

  • Rachel Alexander says:

    Stace is a wonderful human and amazing at her job. She has the ability to connect with anyone, and make them feel special and loved. Couldn’t think of someone more deserving !

  • Carly Adetuyi says:

    Stacey’s exceptional skills as a social worker at St Michael’s Hospital shine brightly, as she effortlessly maintains a remarkable balance between building personal connections and fostering professional relationships with her patients and their families, setting her apart from the rest. I can’t think of anyone more deserving of this award.

  • Elsie Franssen-Robertson says:

    Stacey is a strong attribute to her profession.
    She well displays all the characteristic traits in her profession.
    Stacey is a confident, loyal, kind and caring person.
    Stacey is a well-deserved nominee for this award.

  • Liz Butorac says:

    Stacey is an dedicated, responsive social work. The knowledge she has to support our trauma patients and their families goes beyond any other social worker.
    She is a team player, keeps people informed, documents well and stays behind when the families need her. She attends all family meetings and supports the families throughout their stay.

  • Liz Butorac says:

    Stacey is an dedicated, responsive social work. The knowledge she has to support our trauma patients and their families goes beyond.
    She is a team player, keeps people informed, documents well and stays behind when the families need her. She attends all family meetings and supports the families throughout their stay.

  • Colleen Boyce says:

    Congratulations on your nomination Stacey and good luck.

  • Diane Gyton-Cooper says:

    Social Workers provide tremendous support to the healthcare team and patients’ families. Stacey goes above and beyond that expectation with each patient/healthcare interaction. Stacey’s compassion makes it easy for her to connect with patient’s family whether it is drafting letters or identifying the best places to park downtown or finding a place to eat or rest. Stacey’s compassion also extends to members of the healthcare team, especially the nursing team. Stacey checks in to ensure that the nurse is ok and addresses concerns identified. Stacey is certainly deserving of this honour.

  • Victoria Sweetman says:

    Congratulations on your nomination, Stacey. Best of luck.

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