Supportive Living continues to follow the COVID-19 HUD and CDC guidance in our residential, wellness and education programs. Please see this page from Advocates, our partner in providing residential services. We are preparing for the reopening of our wellness and education programs and will follow state guidelines on the appropriate time to restart these vital programs. […]

After receiving a traumatic brain injury from a car crash two years ago, the Los Angeles-based journalist Amanda Chicago Lewis has lived in social isolation. Because of stay-at-home orders to reduce the spread of COVID-19, more people are now living in similar circumstances. In this piece, Lewis shares how she’s adapted her apartment, her routine, and her […]

Watch a short course on breathing exercises and meditation from Urvashi Chogle, SLI Chair Yoga instructor here.

For the health and safety of residents, staff, community members and students, the SLI Fitness program classes are cancelled until further notice

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month – and we are asking that you join us in raising awareness about brain injury by spreading the word in your community: send a letter to the editor of your local paper, post flyers, and ask your local or state representatives to recognize March as Brain Injury Awareness Month. […]

Students gain valuable, hands-on education and experience through Supportive Living internships by assisting brain injury survivors in health and wellness programs in one-on-one and group settings. Most interns major in Health Science, Exercise Science, Nutrition, Neuroscience or Public Health. See this page for more information.