BRAINWAVES

For Ledgewood, Run, Walk and Roll checks a lot of boxes for personal fulfillment. And his Team Headstrong is BACK for this year’s event!

This year, Run Walk and Roll, is going global.

Clayton Echard knows firsthand how it feels to have the insidious specter of brain injury hover at the edges of one’s life.

As traumatic brain injury survivors, we are faced with challenges we must overcome. Some small, some large, and a vast number of challenges the average individual most likely does not understand.

Enjoy and share this poem “Emerging” — by Toby Dorr

By using a unique “brain-wave cap,” patients will be able to receive proper treatments more quickly than ever – even before they reach the hospital.

Perhaps no one is more surprised by Toby Dorr’s journey as a brain health advocate than Toby Dorr herself. After all, not too many people have their own Dateline episode and live to talk about it.

There is little known about the specialty of neuro-optometry. This is the main reason Dr. Geiger is so excited to bring awareness to other professionals, survivors of brain injury and their caregivers.

How unconditional love from pets taught this brain injury survivor to practice unconditional self-love.

There is a certain joy and lightheartedness in the way Michelle McKay carries herself. The three-time stroke survivor has accomplished a lot this year.

Daniel (Dan) Goldstein, a Marine Corps combat veteran and career firefighter-paramedic, faced a life-altering incident at work.

One Kick Changed Her Life Tawnya Padilla’s story wasn’t supposed to be like this. She grew up just outside Seattle, in Auburn, Washington, with two brothers and a sister. Her mom was a hairdresser, her dad a plumber. On the weekends, they would take out the sailboat...