Acquired Brain Injury Media, Workshops and Public Speaking in Australia

A New You – Series and Platform Exploring Neurodiversity

Join us to hear personal stories from those living with neurological differences and their supporters – or visit our neurodiversity web platform for more.

1 in 8 people in Australia, or up to 20% of the population are neurodiverse. A New You sheds light on the people behind the numbers and aims to reduce the fear and misunderstanding surrounding neurological diversity.

About A New You

Acquired Brain Injury Workshops

By Accident acquired brain injury workshops in Australia

The By Accident series are recovery focused conversations. Discover strategies and tools to help your journey. This is an opportunity to realise life has changed shape and is now a different colour to what was there before.

It is still life and it is there to be lived.

Welcome A New You

Transformative Storytelling

Through story and images, Eva will take your audience on a journey through her action-filled life and recovery. Together you’ll discover how determination, resilience and tenacity can be transform a life.

Eva Sifis is a confident and entertaining speaker. Being on stage always has been her home, however it all transformed when Eva experienced a severe brain injury that left her unable to talk or walk.

Eva Sifis is a public speaker on the topic of resiliance and brain injury
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Testimonials

Eva is a naturally gifted presenter who is warm and personable.  Her By Accident workshops are seamlessly delivered and of great interest not only to the ABI community, but to anyone who has been through a traumatic experience.

Paul Pritchard
Author of Deep Play, The Totem Pole, The Longest Climb, The Mountain Path

I was informed about the By Accident workshop from my neuro psychologist. I honestly didn’t know what to expect. However once the workshop started I found my eyes were opened to many more tips, experiences and knowledge about abi sufferers… Read more “”

Pennie Martin
Workshop Attendee