The Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO) One Day Regional Camps were held in Columbia, Kansas City, Springfield and St. Louis in Spring and Fall 2023. Camp activities included arts and crafts, games and music as well as enjoying nature and spending time with others.
Please join us in celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month and recognizing Meghan Leach, our Support Group Facilitator in St. Louis, Missouri. Here's Meghan's answer when asked "Why facilitate a Support Group?
Please join us in celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month and recognizing Emma Toussaint, our Support Group Facilitator in Springfield, Missouri. Here's Emma's answer when asked "Why facilitate a Support Group?:
Please join us in celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month and recognizing Sarah Ludeman, our Support Group Facilitator in Columbia, Missouri. Here's Sarah's answer when asked "Why facilitate a Support Group?:
Please join us in celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month and recognizing Brent Clark, our Support Group Facilitator in North Kansas City, Missouri. Here's Brent's answer when asked "Why facilitate a Support Group?:
Please join us in celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month and recognizing Victoria Day, our Support Group Facilitator in Columbia, Missouri. Here's Victoria's answer when asked "Why facilitate a Support Group?:
Sports Concussions: Facts, Fallacies, and New Frontiers ATTENDANCE IS FREE BUT REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED. Training for youth sports coaches, recreational league staff, and school personnel. Join Seminar Online Now Concussion Research Update 9:00 am - 9:20 am Practical Ways to Educate Parents [...]
The Brain Injury Association of Missouri (BIA-MO) Sports Concussions: Facts, Fallacies and New Frontiers Education for 2021 will be online. Educators, healthcare and sports professionals may participate in online Educational Sessions, Concussion Conversations and Get Schooled on Concussions. There will also be ongoing resources of individualized academic Tip strategies and Sheets to support the concussed [...]
Sue Orton was recognized by BIA-MO with the Lifetime Achievement Award for her life-long impact to be a voice for persons with brain injury, including her daughter Karen. View the video below to hear Sue's story: https://youtu.be/4kVx7TrBZ3M
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Many resources are available to rural Missourians to help with ongoing stresses, but sometimes it is difficult to find them. University of Missouri Extension and its partners through “Together We Can” are working together to help farmers, their friends and families, and rural communities find practical resources. Resources are [...]
