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(603) 225-8400HomeAbout UsAbout UsContact UsGalleryEventsBI Conference RegisterBI Conference BrochureBI Conference HandoutsCaregiver Support GroupWalk by the SeaCaregiver's ConferencePrograms & ServicesResource DirectoryProgram & ServicesProfessional ServicesSupport GroupsHeadway NewsletterLibraryResourcesHeadway NewsletterResource DirectoryStroke Survival GuideNHC Suicide PreventionBIA Events & WebinarsBIANH VeteransThink FirstTBI Hope MagazineCoalition of CaringSubstance UseUpcoming EventsTraining & ResourcesBLOG - Brain Injury & SUD988 Suicide & Crises LineBrain InjuryWhat is Brain Injury?Living with Brain InjuryPreventing Brain InjuryCommon QuestionsBuilding Your TeamAgencies that can HelpWebcast and InformationAdvocacyAdvocacy Matters NewsLegislative ReportsPublic Policy LegislativeTraining on Self AdvocacyBrain_Spinal Cord BSCIACLegislative FormNH General Court HistoryHost Legislative CoffeeMoreHomeAbout UsAbout UsContact UsGalleryEventsBI Conference RegisterBI Conference BrochureBI Conference HandoutsCaregiver Support GroupWalk by the SeaCaregiver's ConferencePrograms & ServicesResource DirectoryProgram & ServicesProfessional ServicesSupport GroupsHeadway NewsletterLibraryResourcesHeadway NewsletterResource DirectoryStroke Survival GuideNHC Suicide PreventionBIA Events & WebinarsBIANH VeteransThink FirstTBI Hope MagazineCoalition of CaringSubstance UseUpcoming EventsTraining & ResourcesBLOG - Brain Injury & SUD988 Suicide & Crises LineBrain InjuryWhat is Brain Injury?Living with Brain InjuryPreventing Brain InjuryCommon QuestionsBuilding Your TeamAgencies that can HelpWebcast and InformationAdvocacyAdvocacy Matters NewsLegislative ReportsPublic Policy LegislativeTraining on Self AdvocacyBrain_Spinal Cord BSCIACLegislative FormNH General Court HistoryHost Legislative Coffee(603) 225-8400HomeAbout UsAbout UsContact UsGalleryEventsBI Conference RegisterBI Conference BrochureBI Conference HandoutsCaregiver Support GroupWalk by the SeaCaregiver's ConferencePrograms & ServicesResource DirectoryProgram & ServicesProfessional ServicesSupport GroupsHeadway NewsletterLibraryResourcesHeadway NewsletterResource DirectoryStroke Survival GuideNHC Suicide PreventionBIA Events & WebinarsBIANH VeteransThink FirstTBI Hope MagazineCoalition of CaringSubstance UseUpcoming EventsTraining & ResourcesBLOG - Brain Injury & SUD988 Suicide & Crises LineBrain InjuryWhat is Brain Injury?Living with Brain InjuryPreventing Brain InjuryCommon QuestionsBuilding Your TeamAgencies that can HelpWebcast and InformationAdvocacyAdvocacy Matters NewsLegislative ReportsPublic Policy LegislativeTraining on Self AdvocacyBrain_Spinal Cord BSCIACLegislative FormNH General Court HistoryHost Legislative CoffeeWELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.Our Mission: To create a better future through brain injury prevention, education, advocacy, and support.DonateLearn MoreWELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.WELCOME to THE Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire.Our Mission: To create a better future through brain injury prevention, education, advocacy, and support.DonateLearn More Substance Use & Brain Injury - blog Find out more UPCOMING NEWS & EVENTS Brain Injury & Stroke ConferenceAllison Moir-Smith is a concussionsurvivor, artist, therapist, and author. Sheteaches brain-injury-friendly Zoom paintingclasses internationally, facilitates a ConcussedMoms Support Group, and advocates forconcussion awareness through art shows and@concussion-recovery-art on Instagram. Shelives with her family inManchester-by-the-Sea, MassachusettsDownload BrochureVisit her website:www.concussionrecoveryart.comRegister Brain Matters 2024Building a Healthy and Happy Life when faced with Unexpected ChallengesPresented by: Susan McKeown, BSN, APRN (ret), CPS, MFA May 15, 2024 @ 4:30PM — 6:00PM For More InformationFamily Training - Behavioral Changes After Brain InjuryPresented by: Toni M. Curry, PhD, NCSP May 22, 2024 @ 4:00PM — 6:00PM for more informationBuilding a Healthy and Happy Life when faced with Unexpected ChallengesPresented by: Susan McKeown, BSN, APRN (ret), CPS, MFA May 29, 2024 @ 4:30PM — 6:00PM for more information BRAIN INJURY SUPPORT GROUPS Conway Brain Injury Support Group-March 4, 2024Meets the 1st Monday of the Month, Meeting Time: 5:30 – 7:30 pmJourney Church, 15 Hutchins Drive, Conway, NHPeterborough Brain Injury Support Group-March 5, 2024Meets the 1st Tuesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 6:00 -7:30 pmMonadnock Community Hospital, 452 Old Street Road, Peterborough, NH Greater Atkinson Derry Brain Injury Support Group-March 12, 2024Meets the second Tuesday of the month, 6:00 pm - 7:30 pmCommunity Crossroads, 8 Commerce Drive, Unit 801, Atkinson, NH. Seacoast Brain Injury Support Group- March 5, 2024TOPIC: ADVOCACY: How can you advocate for yourself in the work place, community & with others.Meets the 1st Tuesday of the Month, 6:00 -7:00 pm, at KBIC, Community Campus, 100 Campus Dr., Portsmouth, NH UNH OT Stroke Survivor Group Meets Tuesdays; 1:00-3:30 pm, Contact: Dr. John Wilcox, OTD -Phone : (207) 314-3180 / email john.wilcox@unh.edu Concord Brain Injury Support Group – March 19, 2024Meets the Third Tuesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 6:30 - 7:30 pmGranite State Independent Living, 21 Chenell Drive, Concord, NH Keene Brain Injury Support Group –March 19, 2024Meets the Third Tuesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 6:00 - 7:30 pmSouthwest Community Services, 63 Community Way, Keene, NHRegister: https://bianh.org/support-group#2dad1b5a-2b92-4a1c-8418-a27a85d8b576 Virtual Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Statewide Mild Brain Injury Support Group – March 13, 2024Meets the Second Wednesday of the month, Meeting Time: 4:00 - 5:00 pmContact: Barbara Capobianco, Phone: 603-681-3220 Online Registration contact: bcapobianc@northeastrehab.com Virtual Youth Survivors Network - For brain injury survivors age 16-25, From Maine, New Hampshire & VT-March 13, 2024Meets the Second Wednesday of the month, Meeting Time: 4:00 – 5:00 pmRegistration contact: Dylan Campbell: dcampbell@mpf.org Online Registration at: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZ0lcOmvqT8vH9NeQ8v9Yokb_woX0tWWuvJC Caregiver Support Group:Virtual Brain Injury Caregivers Support Group -Caregivers OnlyMarch 26, 2024 Meets the Fourth Tuesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 6:30 – 7:30 pmOnline Registration at: https://bianh.salsalabs.org/bicsg Stroke Support Groups:Virtual Northeast Rehabilitation Hospital Stroke Brain Injury Support Group – March 20, 2024Meets the third Wednesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 4:00 - 5:00 pmRegistration at: StrokeSupportGroup@northeastrehab.com Aphasia Support Group:St. Joseph Hospital Aphasia Community Group-March 12, 2024Meets the second Tuesday of the Month, Meeting Time: 4:00 - 5:00 pmRegistration contact: Lesley Renzi at lhill@sjhnh.org Youth Survivors NetworkA virtual networking opportunity for youth and young adults (16-25) with acquired and traumatic brain injuries in Maine and New Hampshire to share their experiences and build a community of self-advocates.Register COVID-19 INFORMATIONVisit the NH.GOV website for the latest COVID-19 information, resources, and guidance. Click here https://www.nh.gov/covid19/ for tips and resources.Or visit the CDC: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/index.html Downloads & Brochures 2024 Conference Brochure (pdf)DownloadStroke Survival Guide (pdf)DownloadRFP VR2023-VR-IL Part B Cost Report_2023 06 09_BIANH (pdf)DownloadRFP VR2023-VR-IL Part B_2023 06 09_BIANH (pdf)Download The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire has created this website for convenience and with the intent of providing information and resources to the general public. The material on this website is provided for education and information purposes only. The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire does not support, endorse or recommend any method, treatment, facility, product or firm mentioned on the website. The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire does not control third party websites and are not responsible for their contents. The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire does not endorse, recommend, or approve any third party website hyper linked from this Website and shall have no liability to any entity for the content or use of the content available through such hyperlink. Always seek medical, legal or other professional advice as appropriate. Copyright © 2023 Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire - All Rights Reserved. SubscribeCookie PolicyThis website uses cookies. By continuing to use this site, you accept our use of cookies.Accept & Close"
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