Resources for Traumatic Brain
Injury Information

BrainLine is a national multimedia project that provides resources and information for people who have experienced TBI and their families. The site includes articles, videos, personal stories, and an online community forum. The information is designed to help individuals manage the effects of TBI, including cognitive, emotional, and physical challenges. 

The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) is a national nonprofit organization that provides information, advocacy, and support for individuals with brain injuries and their families. The organization works to increase awareness of brain injuries, improve access to care and resources, and support research to better understand the effects of brain injury.

This non-profit organization provides a plethora of information about Traumatic Brain Injury.  TBI.com contains numerous interesting articles about Traumatic Brain Injury on a wide variety of topics, including legal, treatments, recovery, and financial aid.  

The CDC provides a section of their website dedicated to information on TBI. The site includes information on the causes, prevention, and treatment of TBI, as well as resources for healthcare providers, researchers, and the general public. 

The MSKTC is a national organization that provides research-based information on TBI, spinal cord injury, and burn injuries. The center is a collaborative effort among several organizations and universities and is designed to provide resources and information to individuals with these injuries and their caregivers.

The TBINRC is a collaborative effort among several organizations and universities to provide information and resources about TBI. The center provides information on TBI prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, as well as resources for caregivers and support groups. 

The NINDS is a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and provides information on neurological disorders, including TBI. The site includes information on the latest research, treatment options, and resources for individuals with TBI and their families.

The Brain Injury Peer Visitor Association a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization made up of and led by volunteers, is dedicated to providing the hope, peer support and resources necessary to help brain injury survivors and their families navigate the often-difficult and confusing recovery process associated with brain injuries.

The Traumatic Brain Injury Guide is a website that provides information and resources on TBI, including diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. The site includes information on TBI prevention, symptoms, and resources for caregivers and support groups.

The Brain Trauma Foundation is a nonprofit organization that promotes the prevention and treatment of TBI through research, education, and advocacy. The foundation supports research on brain injuries, develops guidelines for treatment, and provides resources and education to healthcare providers and the general public.