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Dr. Robert Zick embarked on an unexpected journey after sustaining a brain injury

Every March, millions of brain injury survivors, caregivers, families, healthcare professionals, and advocates unite for Brain Injury Awareness Month. This year, Concussion Awareness Now (CAN) will Start the Conversation by Busting Concussion Myths.

Recreational therapy is a powerful form of therapy that can help concussion survivors recover.

After Cazoshay Marie sustained a brain injury, she decided to become an advocate and dedicate her time to spreading awareness about the condition.

Katherine Snedaker founded PINK Concussions to Change the Conversation About Female Brain Injury.

We are thrilled to acknowledge the milestone of Concussion Awareness Now’s second anniversary! We'd like to take some time to share some of our accomplishments.

Dr. Cheryle Sullivan shares her story about recovering from multiple concussions and becoming a caregiver for her father after he sustained a TBI.

When we think of common causes of concussions, we typically think of falls, motor vehicle accidents, or sports injuries. However, there’s another significant cause of concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) that often get overlooked: domestic violence.

We are thrilled with the great participation in this year’s National Concussion Awareness Day, which took place on September 20 this year.