The concept of resilience has captured the attention of a growing number of investigators, care providers, administrators and clients of rehabilitation services, yet the literature on interventions to support the resilience of persons and their loved ones is quite sparse. This article will describe a community-based support program that is likely to support the resilience of persons with a moderate to severe traumatic brain injury (TBI), the Personalized Community Integration Intervention (PCII). An implementation of PCII is currently underway, and it should help support the social participation of persons who have sustained a TBI. The program is based on four frames of reference : community integration based on the person’s perception of their integration into the community, the ecosystemic model, the Handicap Production Process (HPP) model, and the goal-setting process. PCII adopts the view that interventions should be centered on the life plan of the person with a TBI.