BRAINWAVES

Evan Gossell is a good guy whose story of surviving brain injury is all too common.

Thomas Baker was 21 years old when his life took an unexpected turn.

Speak with Kathryn Pidgeon for 10 seconds and you’ll know exactly why she’s the perfect choice to co-chair the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona’s 2023 Brainiac Bash, along with Debbie Gaby.

She kept her brain injury secret…until she couldn’t.

If there’s one thing Lisa Cowan shares with the characters of the hit T.V. show Friends, it’s this: no one told her life was gonna be this way!

Christina Tzavellas is a fighter. She believes her story can inspire others, which is one reason she attended one of the Brain Injury Alliance’s Unmasking Brain Injury sessions this past July.

When someone gets new tires, it’s not usually the makings for a human-interest piece. But when those tires are a donation from a nonprofit group that keep a family together, well, it’s literally a different story.

This year’s Rays of Hope conference for survivors and caregivers gave father and son the opportunity to reconnect with the brain injury survivor and family community in-person.

Kyle Kittleson is one of the most likeable guys you’ll ever want to meet, which makes him the ideal choice to emcee the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona’s 2023 Brainiac Bash Soiree Supporting Brain Health.

As someone who works frequently with families with children with disabilities, Laura has always found the Rays of Hope conference invigorating, often providing new and thought-provoking insights

Phoenix Children’s is partnering with the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona, a nonprofit community-based organization providing resources and support for children and families impacted by brain injury.

At this year’s Ray of Hope Conference for survivors of brain injury and their families, the first back in-person in several years due to COVID, Marieke is in her element.