"Recovery" can mean trying to go back and regain what was lost, or it can mean going forward to achieve what everyone wants but few possess: best mental and physical health. This presentation takes the second approach and consists of a detailed review of eight practices that will positively transform your life.
The latest information and resources for brain injury survivors and caregivers on how to participate in New York's primary along […]
March On with us! March On for Brain Injury is a statewide family fun walk hosted by the Brain […]
Click here to register The Brain Injury Association of New York State's Concussion Initiative Advisory Committee is excited to host […]
The needs of people and caregivers following a brain injury extend beyond the walls of the hospital. This presentation will discuss the need for holistic and tailored education for those transitioning home.
We’re thrilled to bring our Annual Conference online for 2020! This year’s one-day conference will feature many learning opportunities for […]
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the […]
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the […]
The Brain Injury Association of New York State’s Medical Symposium will be virtual for 2020. This year, sessions […]
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the […]
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the […]
On Wednesday, February 24, BIANYS will host a legislative panel with key lawmakers to discuss brain injury priorities during the […]
Advocacy Day brings together New York’s brain injury community to raise awareness of brain injury and advocate for public policy […]
March is Brain Injury Awarness month. Will you join us and Go Blue! for Brain Injury? Visit Go Blue! for […]
Presented in conjunction with the Concussion Initiative Advisory Committee, the Go Blue! Rally will help acknowledge Brain Injury Awareness Month […]