Brain Injury Recovery Foundation

💚 September is Spinal Cord Injury (SCI) Awareness Month.

Take a moment to learn, share, and help spread awareness.

After a brain injury, independence may take on a different meaning.

Support isn't about taking control away from someone. It's about helping individuals find strategies, resources, and confidence to participate in their lives in meaningful ways.

The brain is constantly working behind the scenes to help us move, think, react, and interact with the world around us. Even simple moments require multiple parts of the brain working together at once.

Learning more about how the brain functions helps build greater understanding of brain injury and recovery.

August is National Wellness Month, a reminder that wellness can take many forms.

For brain injury survivors and caregivers, wellness might mean attending a support group, spending time outdoors, exercising, connecting with loved ones, or simply allowing time to rest.

Every step toward caring for your physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being matters. Celebrate the habits that help you feel your best.

These stories are so powerful! Just a glimpse of why we do what we do!

Shining the Light 2026 Impact Video At this year's Shining the Light, we shared the stories of three su...

August is National Wellness Month, a reminder that wellness can take many forms.

For brain injury survivors and caregivers, wellness might mean attending a support group, spending time outdoors, exercising, connecting with loved ones, or simply allowing time to rest.

Every step toward caring for your physical, emotional, and cognitive well-being matters. Celebrate the habits that help you feel your best.

A person can experience a traumatic brain injury (TBI) without ever hitting their head.

Rapid movement, like whiplash, sudden stops, or blast waves, can cause the brain to shift inside the skull, leading to injury even without direct impact.

It’s an important reminder that brain injuries can happen in many different ways, not just from a direct hit.

Tomorrow is our monthly Tulsa Brain Injury Support Group meeting!

If you’re a brain injury survivor or caregiver looking for a welcoming place to connect with others who understand, we’d love to have you join us. Come as you are, there’s no pressure or judgment, just an opportunity to connect, share experiences, and spend time with your community.

Whether you’ve been part of the group for a while or this would be your first time, you’re welcome here. We hope to see you!

Unable to attend in person? You can also join us virtually:
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Today is National Nonprofit Day, and we're grateful for everyone who makes the Brain Injury Recovery Foundation's mission possible.

Thank you to our donors, volunteers, sponsors, community partners, survivors, caregivers, and supporters. Your generosity helps us expand programs, increase awareness, and provide meaningful resources throughout our community.

Together, we're making a difference.