Recent reporting by the Marin Grand Jury and the Marin IJ’s editorial voiced concern about Marin’s student concussion response. The coalition ConcussionSmart Marin (‘CSM’) was formed in response to the Grand Jury’s report in 2016 and has been working to address the… [Read more]
Join Our Team as a Support Group Facilitator
Schurig Center is currently seeking a creative and compassionate Support Group Facilitator to join our team of dedicated professionals. Are you accepting, empathetic, and supportive? Are you a better listener than a talker? Passionate about helping people adapt to the changes in their life after trauma? If you answered ‘yes,’ we hope you’ll learn more about this great opportunity to help make a difference for people whose lives have been impacted by a brain injury. [Learn more…]
Let’s Talk About Aphasia
June is National Aphasia Awareness Month. Aphasia affects about two million Americans. The most common cause of aphasia is stroke. If you or a loved one is experiencing aphasia after a stroke or other neurological impairment, there is a place to go to improve your communication skills…Schurig Center! [Learn more about aphasia…]
The Most Killer Tomato Plant Sale Ever
In case you missed it, “the most killer tomato plant sale ever” was held at Schurig Center over three days in May. More than 400 healthy tomato plants made their way to new homes throughout Marin. The plants were grown from seed by clients who participate in the weekly “Green Thumb Club” with volunteer Master Gardener Karen Halvorsen. [Read more…]
Ingredients for Increased Independence and Fun
Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme …and a dash of YOU! Guy Fieri, local chef and restaurateur, believes “Food is about the people.” Here at Schurig Center, we couldn’t agree more! Many survivors are working towards the goal of living more independently after their brain injury. Relearning and improving the skills needed for daily living, such as cooking, are essential to achieving this goal. Participants in Group Cooking Class had fun and improved abilities while making Scarborough Fair Quiche. [Learn more and get the recipe…]
A Beautiful Garden is a Work of Heart
Calling all Garden Angels! We need your help to raise $5,000 by May 31. Donate today and provide rehabilitative services for brain injury survivors, like therapeutic gardening, a program not available anywhere else in the North Bay. Without your support, this program would not be possible. LIMITED TIME OFFER! Gifts of $250 or more in May will be honored with a personalized brick in the center’s garden. Your kindness will have tremendous impact in the lives of your neighbors who are living with a brain injury, stroke, or concussion. THANK YOU! [Learn more and donate…]
