The Colorado Department of Education has a position open for a Brain Injury Specialist within the Exceptional Student Services Unit. This position is critical to continued efforts to identify and support the educational needs of learners with acquired or traumatic brain injury. This includes supporting the amazing work of Brain Steps Teams across the state.
Read the USBIA’s 2nd Quarter Newsletter. Find information on upcoming webinars and read about Bicycle Safety, Neuroplasticity and more!
The Working Well is dedicated to helping mission-driven organizations improve their productivity and retention. It’s key focus is teaching managers leadership and communication skills within the framework of neurodiversity and invisible disability equity and inclusion.
Founder & CEO Jenn Grindeland has personal experience navigating the complex workplace post brain injury, and has a masters in Organizational Leadership. jenn@theworkingwell.us
Download the RISE Summer Flyer to learn more about this program for individuals with acquired brain injury.
Your donation helps BIAC continue to provide supports and services to brain injury survivors across the entire state of Colorado!
Pikes Peak Challenge will be on September 10th this year. Choose your summit!
November 3rd and 4th at the University of Denver.
We are partnering with Brother’s Redevelopment to open Valor on the Fax!
It’s very common to experience emotional struggle after a brain injury, and with the right help, you can feel better. BIAC understands how difficult it can be to find behavioral and mental health counseling from professionals who understand the relationship between mental health and brain injury.
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