Connect, Learn & Share with Others Who Understand From the Safety of Home
Schurig Center is closed to on-site services, but our support groups remain open!
Support groups are currently being offered remotely via Zoom or phone and are facilitated by trained professionals with experience in the field of brain injury.
Contact us today. You don’t need a referral from a doctor!
To get started, all you have to do is give us a call at (415) 461-4661 or email info@schurigcenter.org.
Support Group for Adults Living
with Brain Injury, Concussion or Stroke
Ongoing enrollment available
Tuesdays, Weekly
3:15 pm to 4:45 pm
This support group is designed to serve adults living with any form of acquired brain injury. Facilitated by Carol Howard-Wooten, MFT and stroke survivor. Coping strategies are identified and practiced. Topics covered include:
- Handling emotions and impulses
- Improving memory and focus
- Creating a daily routine and schedule
- Managing stress
- Increase problem-solving ability
- Accessing resources
- Improving communication skills
- Learning about the brain
Information & Registration
Space is limited. Participants must register to attend.
For more information and current availability, please contact our Community Liaison (415) 461-6771 or mckenna@schurigcenter.org
Family Caregiver Support Group
Ongoing enrollment available
Monthly, Every Last Saturday
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
Occasionally the day or time changes.
Please contact our office to confirm upcoming dates:
(415) 461-6771 or info@schurigcenter.org
Family members provide over 75% of caregiving support in the United States. At Schurig Center, we recognize the enormous pressures and risks of family caregiving—burnout, compromised health, depression and depletion of financial resources. This is a daily reality for millions of American families and it poses a great strain on the caregiver, many of whom are struggling to balance work and family responsibilities. For this reason, we offer the Family & Caregiver Support Group providing a supportive, educational environment to enhance the caregiver’s and the family’s understanding of the cognitive, emotional and life changes resulting from a brain injury, concussion or stroke.
Cost
Free with suggested donation of $10 per group
Information & Registration
Space is limited. Participants must register to attend.
For more information and current availability, please contact our Community Liaison at (415) 461-6771 or mckenna@schurigcenter.org
