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Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona BlogThe Stuff That Dreams Are Made Of
The pandemic may have made you exhausted and listless, but that’s only during your waking hours. Sleep has brought upon us a whole new world.
AZ Legislation Considers Changes to “Step Therapy”
“Step therapy” is the protocol of patients having to try lower-priced medications before taking the “step up” to more expensive drugs, hence the name.
Spotlight on Teen Dating Violence
February has also officially been designated by Congress as Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. Discussions about the rising epidemic of teen dating violence are not only encouraged, but embraced, and not a moment too soon, because there is no time to spare.
Austin Peterson is on a Mission!
Austin Peterson, CFP, CLU, MBA isn’t just in his second year as member of the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona Brain Health Advisory Council; he’s on a mission to raise awareness of brain health through financial support throughout the state.
Here Comes the Bride
Hosting a wedding in 2020 during a pandemic was not a dream scenario for any bride, but for East Coast businesswoman Ginger Tildon, her May wedding after a near-death experience was the perfect start to her next chapter.
More Communication Among Athletes, Coaches, and Parents During Time of COVID
Brain Injury Alliance encourages extra communication around head injuries between athletes, coaches, and parents during time of COVID
Social Worker Ashley Bridwell Lives a Life of Gratitude
Ashley Bridwell, LMSW believes her purpose is to channel gratitude. This theme resonates throughout her personal and professional life as social worker in the Phoenix area.
Scot Taggart is Helping Overcome the Stigma of Brain Injury
Scot Taggart could have rested on his laurels as a football star, or be a catalyst for a highly successful technology company. Instead, he has used both as platforms for pursuing his passion: helping people with brain injury.
MOVIE REVIEW — Crip Camp
Compelling, funny, insightful and eye-opening, the movie’s overriding message is clear: People with disabilities are people first.
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