Are you a Brain Injury survivor who loves to CREATE or who has always wanted to? We are excited to announce a CALL for ARTISTS for our very first Survivor VIRTUAL Art Exhibit which will showcase throughout Brain Injury Awareness month in March of 2021.
Join us for First Responder Support — First Responder Spouse/Family Support Group
Join us for our third Virtual Unmasking experience. This is part of a national project for brain injury survivors and family members which BIAAZ has participated in for the past 2 years.
Our friend and board president invites veterans and their family members to a special talk on techniques for processing some of the traumas that can occur when serving in the military.
The Intersection of COVID-19 Isolation, Intimate Partner Violence, and Brain Injury — how the COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased incidents and severity of intimate-partner violence (IPV) and likely IPV-related brain injury.
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
Join us for First Responder Support — First Responder Spouse/Family Support Group
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
COVID-19 Vaccine and the Nervous System: Past, Present and Future — how the COVID-19 virus is affecting the brain in patients. It explains the mechanism behind the pathogen’s ability to cross the blood-brain barrier
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
Open to survivors and family members/caregivers, this group focuses specifically on the challenges and changes that can accompany strokes.
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
The Neuro, Cognitive & Social Effects of COVID-19 — how recovery works once someone is discharged and skills that must be re-learned.
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
Sleep is everything. Sleep (the lack of) can significantly impact brain function for everyone, and individuals are particularly at risk for sleep disturbance after brain injury.
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!
Open to survivors and family members/caregivers, this group focuses specifically on the challenges and changes that can accompany strokes.
With a series of simple, adaptable movements that activate the mind and body for whole brain functioning you can improve your balance, coordination, strength, flexibility, and reflexes. In addition, your mental clarity and mood will improve!