Many of us could not imagine how our lives could be impacted by a serious brain injury. However, between 3.2 and 5.3 million Americans live with long-term disabilities resulting from traumatic brain injury (TBI).
2020 “Change Your Mind” Campaign
For more than three decades, the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has led the nation in observing Brain Injury Awareness Month each March.
The 2018-2020 campaign is Change Your Mind. The goal of this campaign is to increase public awareness about the needs of people with brain injuries, their families, and their caregivers to:
-
De-stigmatize brain injuries through outreach and community support
-
Empower TBI survivors and their families
-
Promote support options available to survivors and their families
“Just tell us what happened—we’ll help from there.”
- Free Consultation
- A real person who listens to your story
- No upfront costs to get started
- Clear next steps you can understand
How You Can Help
Many lives are impacted every day because of a brain injury. No one is completely immune to these injuries. Whether it’s a child who falls off a bike, a victim of assault, or a survivor of a car accident, there are many ways that everyone can honor Brain Injury Awareness Month:
-
Learn about brain injuries
-
Post your support on social media
-
Connect with survivors and their families online
-
Donate or fundraise
-
Volunteer at an organization dedicated to TBI
-
Share your own story
At Fowler Helsel Vogt, we are all too familiar with the many ways that a TBI can impact a person and their entire family. This is why our personal injury attorneys are committed to providing these individuals with the caring and effective legal representation they need and deserve.
If you or a loved one suffered a traumatic brain injury in an accident, our team of legal advocates is here to ensure you receive a full financial recovery so you can focus on moving forward with your life. You can rest easy knowing your case is in our hands.
“Start with a real conversation. We’ll take this on with you.”
- We handle the paperwork & phone calls
- We explain everything in plain language
- We move things forward while you recover
- We’re easy to reach when you need us
