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- biala. org - #1 Resource for Brain Injury Survivors Caregivers
BIALA and United Spinal Association, LA Chapter provides information and support to survivors of brain and spinal cord injuries, their caregivers and professionals
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BIALA was selected as the state’s resource center Our traumatic brain injury spinal cord injury organization connects individuals throughout Louisiana through the numerous programs and services we offer, while also providing a helpline for direct support, and a comprehensive online resource guide
- Are you living with a Traumatic Brain Injury? - biala. org
Living with a Brain Injury Brain injury is unpredictable in its consequences Brain injury affects who we are, the way we think, act, and feel It can change everything about us in a matter of seconds The most important things to remember: A person with a brain injury is a person first No two brain injuries are exactly the same The effects of a brain injury are complex and vary greatly from
- Learn How to Start a Support Group for TBI - biala. org
We welcome TBI survivors, caregivers, and professionals via Zoom the 1st Wednesday of each month Time: 1:00 p m -1:45 p m CST Contact us at info@biala org for details!
- Traumatic Head Spinal Cord Injury Trust Fund Program - biala. org
The program provides services in a flexible, individualized manner to Louisiana citizens with traumatic head or traumatic spinal cord injuries
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BIALA's works with allied health professionals, individuals with brain and or spinal cord injuries and caregivers by providing an exceptional forum for networking, building relationships, and connecting directly with consumers
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- Programs for Brain and Spinal Cord Injury Survivors - biala. org
BIALA collaborates with hospitals and rehabilitation facilities around the state offering to pair certified, trained peer mentors, with patients and or their caregivers who could benefit from having a mentor
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