Resources

There are many resources to educate and provide insight and hope after injury. Connecting to others and getting educated are great ways to build mental and emotional strength when faced with the challenges of recovery.

We share the websites and resources we have found to be very informative. We add to them constantly and hope they are of help to you.

  • BrainLine

    BrainLine is a national multimedia project offering authoritative information and support to anyone whose life has been affected by brain injury or PTSD.

    BrainLine

  • BrainLine for Kids

    Guidance on how to help children with moderate or severe brain injuries through rehabilitation and recovery.

    BrainLine for Kids

  • TBI InfoComics

    TBI InfoComics works to educate and inform about common symptoms of Traumatic Brain Injury and ways to manage them. Hosted by the University of Washington.

    TBI InfoComics

  • TBI Fact Sheets

    Helpful fact sheets on TBI that have been developed by the University of Washington Traumatic Brian Injury Model System.

    TBI Fact Sheets

  • TBI.org

    Positive communication between persons living with brain injury, family members, caregivers and others.

    TBI.org

  • Intimacy and TBI

    “It Takes Two to Tango”: Strategies for Developing Romantic Relationships and Sexuality. By Libby Herriot and Lauren Rollins.

    Intimacy and TBI

  • Brain Network

    Brain Network is a national nonprofit organization that provides education, community support, and collaborates with academia and policymakers on issues regarding brain injuries.

    Brain Network

  • UW Traumatic Brain Injury

    UW Traumatic Brain Injury hosts monthly online clinics to connect with front-line providers and specialists to discuss evidence-based treatments and case consultation on the management of behavioral health problems in patients with TBI

    UW Traumatic Brian Injury

  • WA State Department of Social and Health Services

    Washington State Department of Social and Health Services provides information to increase public awareness of TBI.

    WA DSHS

  • TBI Survival Guide

    Resources for individuals suffering from TBI and supporting an individual with a traumatic brain injury.

    TBI Survival Guide

  • Brain Injury Alliance Washington

    BIAWA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to increasing public awareness and support for those affected by brain injury.

    Brain Injury Alliance Washington

  • HeadStrong Brochure

    Overview of the HeadStrong organization, our mission, and our work.

    HeadStrong Brochure