Schurig Center is pleased to announce that Lawrence Strick has joined its Board of Directors. Mr. Strick is a principle at Strick Schnasse Lawyers, representing plaintiffs in personal injury cases in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mr. Strick is excited to apply his talents as an ambassador for Schurig Center to support the organization’s fundraising efforts as well as acting as an advocate for brain injury survivors and their families. [Read more…]
Together We Heal
Although Schurig Center is currently closed to people coming on site, we remain open for service - virtually. Schurig Center continues to be an essential source of connection and care for people impacted by brain injury, concussion, or stroke. We are still here to help!
A global crisis like COVID-19 can cause stress for all of us. For people living with brain injury, this crisis can exacerbate challenges they already face. Social distancing can increase feelings of loneliness; result in a backslide of abilities due to lack of stimulation; add stress to domestic relationships; and, increase the need for support.
It's more important than ever that services continue to be available to support the health of those in our community living with brain injury. That's why we've adapted many of our rehabilitative and supportive services to be offered remotely during shelter-in-place. And, we need your help!
Help Your Neighbors Stay Healthy & Connected
Donate to Schurig Center’s COVID-19 Response Fund
In times of uncertainty, we see the best of our community emerge.
Thank you for helping us continue to provide critically-needed
connection and care, during and after this crisis.
Resources and Inspiration for this Challenging Time
Schurig Center is pleased to share this list of resources and activities to help brighten our lives and help us all navigate these unprecedented times together with peace, resilience, and strength. Check back as more resources will continue to be added daily.
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“The single most important thing that can happen right now in this pandemic is that we feel our collectivity — that we’re here to help each other move through this.” – Tara Brach
COVID-19 & Schurig Center
In compliance with COVID-19 shelter-in-place orders, Schurig Center is currently closed to on-site clients and visitors until further notice. However, staff are continuing to work to provide remote services to our community of survivors and caregivers. Please check our website for updates or subscribe to our email list to receive updates. [Subscribe here] If you have questions or concerns, please contact our office at: (415) 461-6771 or info@schurigcenter.org. [Read more…]
You Help Change the Future of Concussion Treatment
It was once believed that people who sustained a Concussion would typically recover fully in a few months. Research now shows over 50% of people who sustain even just one Concussion may experience significant long-term effects for a year or longer. Thanks to your support, adults living with the effects of a Concussion are helped by innovative services not available anywhere else in our area; services that are gaining recognition as a model program. [Learn more…]
Tomato Plant Sale, May 13
Enjoy delicious fresh tomatoes from plants locally grown with love! Schurig Center is pleased to offer its Tomato Plant Sale once again this year on Wed, May 13 from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm (or until sold out). All plants are grown from seed with care by our center’s awesome volunteer Master Gardener Karen Halvorsen. Bring your mask and your wallet. The sale will be hosted in the center’s parking lot and social distancing guidelines will be followed. SUPPLIES ARE LIMITED. Stop by early and pick up your plant before they sell out! [Read more…]
