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A girl, partially paralyzed by a brain injury, is now a role model
Washington Post — Reagan Bishchoff, a young teen in Virginia, has been honored for working to deal with her brain injury.
Katy Schnitger
Community Opportunities: July 2022
Support groups can provide a sense of community and identity for survivors and caregivers. In addition to the programs provided by Brain Injury Services for… Read More »Community Opportunities: July 2022
INTRODUCING: The Brain Injury Awareness Project
Welcome to the Brain Injury Awareness Project! BIS is launching a new video and audio web series dedicated to exploring the science, research and personal… Read More »INTRODUCING: The Brain Injury Awareness Project
Community Opportunities: June 2022
Support groups can provide a sense of community and identity for survivors and caregivers. In addition to the programs provided by Brain Injury Services for… Read More »Community Opportunities: June 2022
Reagan Bischoff Named 2022 Bryant Cohen Empowerment Award Recipient
Brain Injury Services client Reagan Bischoff, 12-year-old 7th grader at Riverbend Middle School, was named the 2022 recipient of the BIS Bryant Cohen Empowerment Award.… Read More »Reagan Bischoff Named 2022 Bryant Cohen Empowerment Award Recipient
Community Opportunities: May 2022
Support groups can provide a sense of community and identity for survivors and caregivers. In addition to the programs provided by Brain Injury Services for… Read More »Community Opportunities: May 2022