Individuals & Families

We're here for what comes next after brain injury.

We offer free and confidential consultations and referrals to help those affected by brain injury make informed decisions.

We provide information on specific topics, such as:

We connect you to vital resources, such as:

  • Behavioral and emotional changes
  • Memory issues
  • Concussion
  • Physical health
  • Employment
  • Advocacy
  • Substance use disorder
  • Mental health
  • Medicaid, Medicare, Social Security
  • Children and education accommodations
  • Support groups
  • Specialists offering customized treatment
  • Government agencies and programs
  • Case management
  • Community services
  • Rehabilitation options and providers

Explore Resources

Browse through our resource library where you'll find quick guides, articles, links, webinars, and videos covering an extensive list of brain injury topics.

Find Referrals

Access our online resource directory to find doctors, support groups, therapists, attorneys, and more. Search using keywords and save your results.

Request Information

Fill out our resource request form with details about what you're looking for. We will then reach out typically within 5 work days to provide your resources.

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Receive guidance from our staff who understand the uncertainty, frustration, and apprehension common to anyone impacted by brain injury.

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