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Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance/Minnesota Stroke Association
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Raising awareness and enhancing the quality of life for all people affected by brain injury and stroke.

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Did you know that we offer free education classes to survivors of brain injuries and their loved ones? These classes can help participants learn more about what happens to the brain when it is injured and possible ways it can impact a person's day to day life. braininjurymn.org/education/BI...
October 14, 2025 at 2:35 PM
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If you are someone who works in a healthcare related field with people who have experienced a stroke, this is a great conference to expand your knowledge and network with colleagues from across the state. You can find more information and register here: strokemn.org/conference/
#StrokeEducation
October 9, 2025 at 2:32 PM
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Join us this Friday, Nov 22, at 3 PM CST for a #virtual #supportgroup designed for survivors of accidents caused by drunk or distracted drivers.

This group is exclusively for survivors, offering a safe space to share, learn, and grow on your healing journey. #TBI

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"Promotional flyer for the Drunk & Distracted Driving Survivor Virtual Support Group, a collaborative initiative by the Brain Injury Association of Arizona and the Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance. The flyer features a background image of a cracked smartphone lying on a rough asphalt road next to a scuffed shoe, symbolizing the aftermath of distracted driving accidents. Header includes logos of both organizations. The title reads, 'Drunk & Distracted Driving Survivor Virtual Support Group,' with a subheader specifying the meeting time: 'Fourth Friday of the Month, 2:00–3:00 PM (MST).' The flyer highlights key details: - The group is for individuals injured in drunk driving or distracted driver-related accidents. - It is facilitated by professionals and focuses on living well with post-brain injury challenges. - The group is for survivors only and offers a safe space to learn, share, and grow. The flyer features two facilitators: 1. Janice Podzimek, Certified Brain Injury Specialist, Brain Injury Association of Arizona. 2. Wendy Hoffman, Resource Facilitation Manager, Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance. The call-to-action at the bottom reads: 'Register to Join,' with instructions to scan a QR code or visit biaaz.org/ddd-group. Additional contact details include a phone number (888-500-9165) and an email (info@biaaz.org). The flyer encourages participants to 'come to learn, share, and grow, wherever you may be in your healing journey.'"
November 21, 2024 at 2:12 AM