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Client Workbook - BrainLine

Client Workbook SUBI Project Team Community Head Injury Resource Services of Toronto Carolyn Lemsky, PhD, CPsych, ABPP/ABCN, Clinical Director Irene Sullivan, Hon BA, Dip CS, Project Coordinator Pam Kaufman, SSW, Substance Use Community Facilitator Kristen Caballaro, Hon BA, Service Coordinator Center for Addiction and Mental Health Dennis James, MSc, Deputy Clinical Director, Addictions Program Jerry Schwlab, RSSW, Manager, Addiction Assessment and Day/Residential Treatment Services Tim Godden, MSW, RSW, Advanced Practice Clinician Toronto Acquired Brain Injury Network Charissa Levy, MHSc, BScOT, Executive Director Judy Moir, MPA, BA Psych (Hons), Assistant Executive Director Heather Brien, MBA, BScOT, Executive Director Writing Heather Chisvin, Design David Wyman, Illustration Kathryn Adams, Acknowledgements We would like to thank the staff at CHIRS and the CAMH, Brentcliffe Site, who provided training for project personnel, and shared their program materials and expertise freely.

these each week will assist clients in organizing their thoughts, problem-solving, and follow-through. A structured self-assessment is provided in most chapters. Worksheets and plans are provided to assist the client in applying the new information to their own plan of action. The order of the chapters provides a logical sequence for the ...

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