Each year, over 6,000 Hoosiers are diagnosed with a life changing brain injury. Whatever the cause of the injury –motor vehicle crash, fall, stroke, brain tumor, blast injury or concussion—it changes everything. Nothing in your world is the same. What now? Who can you turn to? How will you find the resources you need? You are not alone. Since 1981, the Brain Injury Association of Indiana has provided information, resources, programs, advocacy, and support services to brain injury survivors, family members, health care professionals, and educators. We are here to help; bring hope and —and provide a voice for brain injury in Indiana. The only cure for brain injury is prevention. Until then, the Brain Injury Association of Indiana believes that no brain injury is too mild to ignore or too severe to lose hope and no one should have to face the trauma of brain injury alone.Welcome to the Brain Injury Association of Indiana
News & Announcements2012 Education Conference12-Sep-2012Mark your calendars now for the 30th BIAI Education Conference. The event will be held September 12-15, 2012, at the Marriott East Hotel and Conference Center. This year's theme is "Brain .. Read More... Ask About Resource Facilitation01-May-2012If you are an individual with a brain injury and wants to return to work, Resource Facilitation may be for you! Resource Facilitation is a free service provided through the Indiana Office of Voca.. Read More... March is Brain Injury Awareness Month01-Mar-2012March is Brain Injury Awareness Month ! A brain injury can happen anytime, anywhere, to anyone. Brain injuries do not discriminate. An injury that happens in an instant can bring a lifetime .. Read More... LSN Symposia01-Jan-2012The LSN Symposia provides a wonderful opportunity for the Greater Indianapolis, Fort Wayne and Bloomington communities to learn about key issues and updates about brain injury. Upcoming Symposia R.. Read More... Annual Meeting and Year End Celebration10-Dec-2011BIAI's Annual Meeting and Year-End Celebration was held on Saturday, December 10, 2011 at the Marriott East Conference Center. Those in attendance were welcomed with music by harpist Sabrina Fall.. Read More... |
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