Brain Injury Awareness - Montana
Brain injury is the least funded! Help prevent brain injury by donating today. Donations of $20.00, $50.00, are a great help. Ever dollar helps!
Donations can be made payable to N.V.S.G. and mailed to:
Click here to download the Support Form.
Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a complex injury with a broad spectrum of symptoms and disabilities. The impact on a person and his or her family can be devastating. A blow or jolt to the head can result in a traumatic brain injury (TBI), which can disrupt the function of the brain. The seriousness of such an injury may range from mild to severe.
What causes TBI?
The leading causes of TBI are motor vehicle traffic, falls and assaults.
There are more annual incidences of brain injury than multiple sclerosis, spinal chord injuries, HIV/Aids, and breast cancer put together. Currently 5.3 million americans live with brain injuries.
Montana is currently second in the nation per capita incidence of Brain Injury, from mild (concussion) to severe (traumatic). Brain Injury is the "Silent Epedemic" and Prevention the only cure!
June 26,27 Summer Retreat at Hot Springs Montana.
Where: Hot Springs Montanan-Camas
For more details call Don or Laura at 406-293-6518 or 406-295-9753
Schedule of Events:
June 26th starts at 4pm-meet at Camas at the cabins
July 9, Outreach Program at St.Johns Conference Center noon to one thirty.
July 21, Mindwalk, combined support group meetings.
• You are not alone.
• We know what you've been going through.
• There is help and information available.
• We will do our best to see that you get it.
A TBI support group is a meeting for people with brain injuries and family members to meet and talk about education, understanding and resources for TBI. Support groups provide confidentiality and empathy of experiences of other head injury survivors. The North Valley Support Group, TBI meets every third week of each month.