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Tips for How to Thrive Post-TBI
Author Debra White shares her Tips for How to Thrive Post-TBI
Brain Injury Research Breakthroughs
Several tech advancements offer hope for brain injury research.
How to Make Burning Man Awesome
MJ has suffered from debilitating migraines ever since they were young. The headaches kept them in bed for up to weeks at a time and severely impacted their ability to live their life.
Meet Ryan Fiedler
The Brain Cave, an adult support group for adult men who have survived a brain injury of any type, has a new facilitator — Ryan Fiedler!
Every Challenge Can Be an Opportunity
We all start out with hopes, dreams, goals, and expectations. Life rarely turns out exactly like we pictured it would though and unplanned medical challenge can quickly change the picture completely.
It’s OK to Get Help When Supporting Others…And Probably for the Best
It’s natural to help friends who are facing difficult challenges in their life. Lending a sympathetic ear, offering a bit of healthy distraction, or giving a loved one some outside perspective are all valuable, supportive, and nourishing acts of love and friendship.
How Music Helped Bob Millsap Overcome COVID Pneumonia
How music helped Bob Millsap overcome COVID Pneumonia.
Meet our Return to Work Champion — Matthew Rodriguez
Return-to-Work champion Matthew Rodriguez continues to serve fellow military veterans
Meet our Return to Work Champion — Juan Murillo
Return to Work Champion Juan Murillo counsels with compassion to get others working again. Returning to work is frequently a crucial milestone in any brain injury survivor’s recovery journey, but it takes more than just effort on the survivor’s part.
ESPN Hits Home Run with Its Coverage of Sports Fans with Disabilities
It’s not often the mainstream gets coverage of people with disabilities right. That’s why we were so pleasantly surprised to see ESPN’s phenomenal coverage of several die-hard sports fans who don’t let their disabilities keep them away from game day in a realistic way.
How Parents Can Help Teens Re-entering School After An Overdose
Having a child who had a non-fatal overdose is a frightening experience for parents and caregivers.
Meet the Mike Robertson Family — 2025 Run, Walk, and Roll Co-Chairs
For Mike Robertson, chairman of BIAAZ’s 2025 Run, Walk & Roll signature fundraiser, the mission is personal.
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