ReDiscover U

Established by the Council on Brain Injury (CoBI), the ReDiscoverU Program helps individuals learn new skills or rediscover past interests through engaging educational opportunities designed to enhance health, well-being, and personal growth. These virtual classes, offered year-round on Monday evenings from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. (Eastern Time), are free of charge and led by qualified staff and community members.

Beginning November 3, please use the new Zoom link below to join the session.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86961327225

You can sign up for email reminders here: ReDiscover U e-mail list

December 22 2025

Holiday Traditions

Please join host Cassi for a night of holiday cheer! Come be jolly as we share special traditions and enjoy fun seasonal games together.

December 29, 2025

Celebration of Our Creativity

Join us for our end-of-year celebration and talent showcase! Come prepared to share your hidden talents, creative artistry, or something special that brings you joy. We’re excited to celebrate YOU!

Want to share your talent via video? Please send your recorded submission to rediscoveru@biapa.org by December 28, 2025. Don’t have a hidden talent? That’s okay too—come and cheer on your fellow survivors!

January 5, 2026

SHARE Night!

Join host Cassi for a special evening of story sharing. Brain injury survivors are invited to share their life experiences in a supportive environment that encourages empowerment while inspiring hope in others.

January 12

Discovering and Implementing: Recreation and Leisure Activities

Join Brandon Loch for an engaging discussion focused on leisure education, resource management, and the practical application of recreation and leisure activities. Participants will work together to explore what they enjoy, how to make participation possible, and why engaging in meaningful activities is essential for life satisfaction and overall quality of life. Attendees are encouraged to come prepared to discuss favorite activities, past or present, who they participate with, any barriers to participation, and how these activities impact their well-being.

January 19, 2026

Equine Assisted Services @ GAIT with Executive Director Eva Warner

Explore the mission of GAIT and discover the art of healing, horses, and giving back. This session highlights the transformative power of equine-assisted services while celebrating 30 years of service to the Pike County community.

January 26, 2026

Navigating Grief and Loss

Join Laura Miller in a compassionate and supportive space to explore and better understand the unique experiences of grief and loss. This session offers an opportunity for reflection, connection, and meaningful conversation in a safe and understanding environment.