A supportive group meeting for individuals affected by acquired brain injuries at Atrium Health Floyd.
Thu, 6 Aug 2026
12:00 PM – 1:00 PM (America/New_York)
Atrium Health Floyd Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Rome , Georgia
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The Acquired Brain Injury Support Group provides a safe and supportive environment for individuals and families navigating the challenges of brain injury recovery. Hosted at the Atrium Health Floyd Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation center in Rome, Georgia, this group offers a space to share experiences, gain resources, and connect with others on a similar journey. Facilitated by professionals, the meetings aim to foster community and provide emotional support for those impacted by brain injuries.
What to Expect
A compassionate and supportive group meeting where participants can share and learn in a safe environment.
Who Should Attend
Brain injury survivors
Caregivers
Family members
Healthcare professionals
Agenda Overview
The meeting includes group discussion, resource sharing, and emotional support for attendees.
Venue & Address
Atrium Health Floyd Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation
304 Shorter Ave NW #101 Rome , Georgia – 30165 United States
Organizer
Atrium Health Floyd · Healthcare Provider
A leading healthcare provider offering specialized rehabilitation and support services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the meeting held?
It is held at Atrium Health Floyd Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation, 304 Shorter Ave NW #101, Rome, GA.
Who can attend?
The group is open to individuals and families affected by brain injuries.
Is there a cost?
Support groups are typically free to attend.
What time is the meeting?
The meeting runs from 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm.
Do I need to register?
Please check with Atrium Health Floyd for any attendance requirements.
Is it a recurring group?
Yes, the group meets regularly to provide ongoing support.
Tags
Brain Injury
Support Group
Rome
Georgia
Health
Rehabilitation
Summary
A support group for individuals affected by acquired brain injuries.