Resources to Help after a Brain Injury

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Help after a brain injury

Life may never be the same – find organizations dedicated to helping you make the most of life after a brain injury

We've compiled a list of resources to help you, your family, and others in your life deal with the effects of a traumatic brain injury.

We've covered educational research on brain and head injuries as well as resources and articles that can help you identify a TBI (traumatic brain injury), access local support groups, support for parents and schools (teachers and coaches), find a job after a TBI, and find an experienced TBI attorney if you are considering a lawsuit.

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Life After a Brain Injury

Brain Line	Brain Line is a one-stop resource for those suffering from a traumatic brain injury, their families, and industry professionals. This site offers articles on dealing with depression and grief, caring for someone who has suffered a TBI, finding an attorney, and a resource directory by state. Anything you may need or questions you may have can likely be answered at Brain Line.
The Brain Injury Association of America	The BIAA offers resources for living with any level of brain injury from concussion to serious TBI. The BIAA also offers information on advocacy and government relations as well as an FAQ page that discusses financial options among other common questions.
Center for Parent Information and Resources	This site addresses children with all sorts of disabilities, including a great section on traumatic brain injury. They offer tips for parents and teachers on dealing with the injury in children.

Rehabilitation Resources

The National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability	The NCHPAD is dedicated to encouraging health and activity for those who are disabled. The site includes ample resources for both those suffering a brain injury and caregivers who are looking for ways to increase activity and inclusivity.
National Rehabilitation Information Center	After a TBI, it can be hard to know where to turn for employment. The NARIC supplies a list of employment opportunities for those that are disabled.

For Veterans

Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center	Helpful information for veterans and their families. It also points veterans to local offices that the DVBIC services.

Research Organizations Focused on Brain Injuries

Brain Trauma Foundation	The Brain Trauma Foundation focusses on researching the causes of TBI and formulating ways to prevent those injuries from taking place. Their site also features a tool to help brain injury sufferers from around the world find local support and resources to help them cope.
The NICHD	Concussions are hardly mild, and they can have severe consequences. The National Institute of Child Health and Human Development shares important research involving general concussions, sports head injuries, and pediatric concussions.

Educational Resources

The CDC's Heads Up Resource Center	Free resources on traumatic brain injuries and concussions including online courses for physicians and coaches, resources for raising awareness, graphics and customizable materials for school sports teams.
NINDS	The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke provides an overview of TBI including signs of a brain injury, possible treatment, and prognosis.

Brain Injury Resources in Your State

COLORADO
Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado	Offers support for adults and children suffering from traumatic brain injuries. Includes information on recreational groups, support groups, and therapeutic classes across Colorado.
Colorado Support Groups	Bainandspinalcord.org offer contact information for TBI support groups in many of Colorado's major cities.
FLORIDA
Brain Injury Association of Florida	This organization assists individuals who have suffered debilitating brain injuries and is the only statewide non-profit organization devoted to doing so. They also help families who are having difficulty becoming caregivers, and provide necessary resources and information.
Florida Spinal Cord Injury Resource Center	This is a publicly-funded effort by the state of Florida aimed at providing resources, help and information for individuals and families affected by traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.
Central Florida Brain Injury Support Group	This is a grassroots effort by Marie-Terese Henderson, who has been chairperson of the board since 2007 and a TBI survivor for 19 years. The group meets once a month for socialization, educational speakers and to share community resources.
TEXAS
Navigate Life Texas	Features a comprehensive page dedicated to helping parents of children with TBI. They include information on rehabilitation options, living with TBI, and even how to acclimate your child back into school after an injury.
Texas Brain Injury Alliance	A nonprofit organization that provides important resources and information for survivors, including direct access to state offices and agencies that can help.
Enjuris Guide to Head and Brain Injuries in Texas	Overview of brain injuries and what to do if you think you may have a lawsuit

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