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The Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) Program is made up of many services and teams. It provides services to persons who have sustained an acquired brain injury across the continuum of care from inpatient acute care and inpatient rehabilitation, to community living.
An ABI is defined as an injury in the brain that occurs after birth and may include stroke, traumatic brain injury as well as concussion, infections, brain tumors, or lack of oxygen to the brain. The cornerstone of care is an organized, programmatic approach to interdisciplinary assessment, treatment & education for ABI survivors and their families.
Contact the Acquired Brain Injury program
Tel: 902-473-8610
Fax: 902-425-6574
Additional Contact Information:
Kimbly Morgan, Program Manager
Tel: 902-473-2012
kimbly.morgan@nshealth.ca
Nadine Sheehan, Clinical Nurse Leader
Tel: 902-473-1373
nadine.sheehan@nshealth.ca
Natalie Thornley, Interdisciplinary Clinical Leader
Tel: 902-473-3122
natalie.thornley@nshealth.ca
Kendra Fougere, Coordinator, Acquired Brain Injury Ambulatory Care Teams
Tel: 902-473-1186
kendra.Fougere@nshealth.ca
Lynn Renton, Coordinator, Acquired Brain Injury Provincial Network
Tel: 902-473-1583
lynna.renton@nshealth.ca
Joy Boyce, Early Supported Stroke Discharge Team Coordinator
Tel: 902- 221-5400
Joy.boyce@nshealth.ca
Acquired Brain Injury Programs and Services
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