BIAAZ Spotlight on Brain Injury Influencers:
These are some of our favorite people to check out online. Who are yours?
We rounded up a few influencer creators worth adding to your feed—people bringing insight, honesty, humor, and good energy to the internet. They’re some of our favorites when scrolling …uhm, researching resources online.
Sometimes the right social media follow can make your whole day better. One post can teach you something new, make you laugh, help you feel seen, or remind you that recovery is not something you have to navigate alone.
BIAAZ Spotlight on Brain Injury Influencers:
These are some of our favorite people to check out online. Who are yours?
We rounded up a few creators worth adding to your feed—people bringing insight, honesty, humor, and good energy to the internet. They’re some of our favorites when scrolling …uhm, researching resources online.
Sometimes the right social media follow can make your whole day better. One post can teach you something new, make you laugh, help you feel seen, or remind you that recovery is not something you have to navigate alone.
WORTH A FOLLOW!
- Good creators remind people they’re not alone
- Caregivers gain insight
- Professionals hear lived experience directly
- Humor and hope count, too
WORTH A FOLLOW!
- Good creators remind people they’re not alone
- Caregivers gain insight
- Professionals hear lived experience directly
- Humor and hope count, too
CAITLIN CAMPBELL (cc_unsilenced)
It’s Giving: Real talk, resilience, humor, and the kind of honesty brain injury survivors instantly recognize. Caitlin shares the ups, downs, and everything-in-between moments of life after injury.
Best For: Young survivors, identity after injury, motivation.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cc_unsilenced
LUCY DAWSON (luuudaw)
It’s Giving: Confidence, style, advocacy, and visibility from an encephalitis survivor who brings humor and authenticity to life after brain injury.
Best For: Self-esteem, representation, thriving after illness.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/luuudaw/
JACKIE MILLER JAMES (jackiemillerjames)
It’s Giving: Hope, grit, family love, and a front-row look at recovery after a brain aneurysm and stroke. Her journey has inspired many navigating major medical events.
Best For: Stroke families, caregivers, encouragement during rehab.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackiemillerjames/
WESLEY HADFIELD (wesleysamuel2.0)
It’s Giving: Sharp perspective, accessibility awareness, and humor that makes serious topics easier to engage with. Great for learning while scrolling.
Best For: Advocacy, practical awareness, disability culture.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wesleysamuel2.0/
LAYLA ROGAN (laylas_tbi_journey)
It’s Giving: Empowerment, confidence, and fresh perspective for younger audiences seeking relatable conversations around accessibility and identity.
Best For: Younger survivors, social confidence, empowerment.
Before you trust advice, ask:
- ZDo they clearly share credentials or lived experience?
- ZDo they cite reputable sources?
- ZAre they selling fear or miracle cures?
- ZDoes the advice align with your provider’s guidance?
- ZDo they encourage professional care when needed?
For more information, get our “Influencers Edition” of The Noggin today!
The Brain Injury Association of Arizona is the state’s largest nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of brain injury survivors, their families, and caregivers. Your generous support is crucial to continue providing them with programs and services.
ABOUT BRAIN INJURY ASSOCIATION OF ARIZONA
The Brain Injury Association of Arizona (BIAAZ) is the only statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the lives of adults and children with all types of brain injuries through prevention, advocacy, awareness and education. BIAAZ also houses the Arizona Brain Health Resource Center, a collection of educational information and neuro-specific resources for brain injury survivors, caregivers, family members and professionals.
What began in 1983 as a grassroots effort has grown into a strong statewide presence, providing valuable life-long resources and community support for individuals with all types of brain trauma at no charge.