GREEN THUMB TO BLUE THUMB
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COMEDY? SYMPATHY? OR BOTH?
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Hi Listeners, Arhen Belisle, he's original alright. There's the disabled factor, plus how he makes fun of the non-disabled for how they act and treat people like him. And doing it all with typing on a Bluetooth speaker and microphone? Impressive or not? Funny or not? Let's hear the review some of the brain injury survivors that just saw his show on this episode we call 'Comedy ? Sympathy ? or BOTH.
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A LIFE REDESIGN
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CONNECT Saanich Peninsula opened in July 2025 in partnership with Island Health. Gratefully located on the traditional land of the SȾÁUTW̱ (Tsawout) First Nation, our building comprises four individual homes. Each home includes six or seven bedrooms, to support up to 26 people at any one time. The coaching resource team includes healthcare professionals from diverse disciplines, such as nursing, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech-language pathology, recreation therapy, and psychology. Join me as we meet with Dale Bresse, Service Access and Transition Leader, to hear all about this...
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STRESS FREE ZAMBONI
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Hi Listeners, Join us for this new metaphoric podcast as we use the image of the Zamboni and tips from brain injury survivors to learn how to combat stress as a brain injury survivor to once again live a healthy and productive life.
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WOULD YOU RATHER........?
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"Would You Rather" questions for brain injury (TBI/ABI) survivors can serve as a powerful tool for rehabilitation, cognitive training, and initiating meaningful conversations about the challenges and changes in their lives. In this new TBI Podcast we ask brain injury survivors "Would You Rather" questions based on common experiences, cognitive challenges, and recovery scenarios. You'll be surprised by some of their answers!
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HAPPY VALETINE'S DAY
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'Comedian in a Chair, Dan' brings you laughter on this special day. A podcast filed with love and humour from an inspirational brain injury survivor. Enjoy
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ARE YOU THE MVP?
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Feel the excitement for the Big Game. Yes it's Superbowl Sunday so play along with the BLUE SHEET CLUBHOUSE brain injury survivors in this wild and weird Superbowl quiz-Are You the MVP today? Have Fun!
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SPEAKING FREELY
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Hi Listeners, We open up the floor today to let brain injury survivors talk openly amongst themselves creating an environment of trust and understanding among Bluesheet brain injury Survivors. This leads to a development of a supportive work culture that acknowledges mental health as a crucial aspect of overall well-being. Enjoy 'Speaking Freely'
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ARE YOU A NEANDERTHAL?
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Hi Listeners, What fun we are going to have today. You will join the Bluesheet Brain Injury survivors in the game "Poetry For Neanderthals". A great game for survivors to work on their cognitive and language skills. Can you guess what word or phrase is being described? Remember your descriptor can only use a 1 syllable word- Good Luck! Listen to all podcasts here
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WELCOME TO THE CLUBHOUSE 2026
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Happy New Year Listeners, To begin a new season of podcasts we thought it best for the survivors to take the mic and tell us what their New Year's resolutions are. This podcast is all about being heard to acknowledge personhood and dignity and empower self advocacy. This podcast allows everyone to have a voice. That is why this podcast is so important. Happy New Year
info_outlinePerhaps the most profound demonstration of Ali’s resilience came in the 1974 fight against George Foreman, known as the “Rumble in the Jungle.” Foreman, the reigning heavyweight champion, was known for his brutal knockout power and had been destroying his opponents with ease. Most analysts predicted that Ali stood little chance against the powerhouse Foreman.
However, Ali used his confidence and resilience to implement a strategy that would go down in history. He famously used the “rope-a-dope” tactic, allowing Foreman to punch himself out, while Ali conserved his energy by leaning against the ropes and absorbing punches. It was a risky strategy that many doubted, but Ali’s resilience paid off. In the eighth round, Ali knocked out Foreman, reclaiming the title in a stunning upset.
In this episode we talk to survivors of brain injury and a health professional about their 'Rope a Dope' techniques for using resilience to fight back in a difficult situation.
Enjoy