Looking for activities or things to do at home? Whether you are reading this during the era of physical distancing brought on by the spread of COVID-19 (a form of…
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What is Tele-health? Telehealth is the use of digital information and communication technologies, such as computers and mobile devices, to access health care services remotely and manage your health care.…
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Looking to keep your mind active? Cognition is a complex system of thought that is made up of how you think and process information. It may include attention (being able…
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Looking to connect with others but have trouble with transportation? Large crowds? Coordinating schedules? The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina is aware that sometimes the traditional support group setting…
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Interested in sharing about brain injury but not sure how to start? The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina is here to help! Feel free to download these graphics to…
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A concussion is a brain injury that affects how your brain communicates with the rest of your body. It can happen when your brain gets bounced around in your skull…
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Where to Start? After a brain injury there may be certain logistics that need to be taken for financial and legal matters. Every person and their needs are different. Depending…
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The Department of Health & Human Services The Department of Health and Human Services is further broken down into divisions to provide targeted service efforts. The Division of Mental Health,…
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Individuals living with brain injury may feel isolated or confused about what services might help them live their fullest life. Each have different eligibility or criteria for acceptance. Be sure…
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How does a brain injury affect the individual? The family? A brain injury is something that is often unexpected and its effect on a person work the same way. Due…
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