JoAnne Silver Jones says she has found a new appreciation for the relationships in her life after her brain injury.
Importance of Community after a TBI
By Eliza Marie Somers
Cultivating connections and staying active in a community are common threads that help survivors of traumatic brain […]
Kevin Thompson got a puppy, Sla’inte (pronounced slan-cha), during the pandemic to keep him company.
By Eliza Marie Somers
During the early stages of the coronavirus pandemic, Joanne Cohen kicked off the Brain Injury Hope Foundation’s Zoom Survivor Series seminars with 13 rays […]
Gayann Brandenburg says creating access to buildings, events and transportation can help businesses by including people with physical and intellectual disabilities.
By Eliza Marie Somers
If COVID-19 has taught us one thing it is: To be part of a community, you must […]
Co-founder of The Brain Injury Hope Foundation Mary Ann Keatley explains the Energy Pie during the October 2020 Survivor Series via Zoom.
By Eliza Marie Somers
We’ve all experienced exhaustion: When we are so tried after a long day we just […]
Joanne Cohen, vice president of the Brain Injury Hope Foundation, says caregivers also face grief. For more information on grief and brain injuries, please see our two blogs on the subject. Gaining Your Power Back with Counseling after Brain Injury and
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