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.
BIAC’s Commitment to Equality
The Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado (BIAC) serves survivors of brain injury across our state. In our state, and in our country, we know that many people of color are hurting. What we know about brain injuries is that they do not discriminate, a brain injury can happen to anyone. However, health disparities among racial/ethnic […]
Craig Hospital
Thank you to Craig Hospital for the ongoing support of our programs and services. Check them out!
Brain Injury Professional vol.16 issue 3
A great read for professionals, survivors, and their caregiver networks.
DU Adolescent Research Study
The University of Denver Department of Education research study on the concussion recovery for the adolescent!
Self-management / Skill Building
Are you able to successfully manage a calendar or plan your day well?
Do you struggle with making appointments or forget to ask the doctor important follow up questions about your care?
This free program is designed for survivors who want to invest time in improving their skills!
Denver – Self-advocacy Research Opportunity for TBI Survivors
Don’t miss out on this study starting in October at Craig Hospital
Supportive Housing Announcement
BIAC is partnering with a developer to build 72 apartments on East Colfax.
Peer Mentorship Program
BIAC is excited to announce a new Peer Mentorship Program available to youth and adults in Colorado!