Pathways to Recovery: A Brain Health Learning Series
Presenting SponsorThe Traumatic Brain Injury Resource Center (TBIRC) invites survivors, family members, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and community members to join us this October for Pathways to Recovery: A Brain Health Learning Series. This free educational...
A Survivor’s Return to Racing
On Saturday, October 17th from 10 AM – 2PM , John Mills, a long time SCCA race car driver and TBI survivor, will speak at TBIRC about the challenges he faced with his recovery and return to racing. He will also have his TBIRC-branded car, “Sherman” on display.
Cooking Up Confidence
There was plenty of laughter, teamwork, and the delicious aroma of melted cheese during a recent group therapy session at the Traumatic Brain Injury Resource Center. Participants came together to make quesadillas from start to finish, practicing important life skills while enjoying a fun and rewarding activity.
Hydration: Critical to Brain Injury Recovery
For survivors and caregivers alike, understanding the importance of hydration can help support recovery, reduce symptoms, and improve overall quality of life. And the good news is—hydration doesn’t have to be boring. From calming herbal teas to refreshing summer drinks, there are many ways to stay hydrated throughout the year.
TBIRC Open as Cooling Center
TBIRC will be open next week as a cooling center to help keep our community safe and comfortable. We will be open Monday through Friday (June 8 – 12) from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Everyone is welcome to stop in, cool down, and take a break from the heat.
Serenity Sacks for Trauma Survivors
Jackie and Mike Moore recently visited Mercy Health St. Vincent’s Medical Center to deliver a meaningful donation of Serenity Sacks to the Trauma Recovery Unit, led by Ora Lee Macklenar, LISW. The visit not only marked the arrival of these thoughtfully prepared care packages, but also sparked an important conversation about how best to support trauma survivors—especially those recovering from head injuries
Memorial Day Week Closure
The Center will be closed the week of Memorial Day (May 25 – 29) to give our staff a well-deserved break. Programming will resume in June.
Med1Care Continues Its Support of Our Pantry
Med1Care has once again stepped up to support our pantry, helping us keep it stocked and ready for the people who depend on it.
Otsego Students Make a Difference at TBIRC
We were excited to welcome a group of students from Otsego High School to the Traumatic Brain Injury Resource Center (TBIRC) for their Day of Service! T
Community Collaboration Supports Serenity Sack Program
The Traumatic Brain Injury Resource Center is grateful for the incredible partnership and support from Mercy Health, Med1Care, and Fifth Third Bank, who recently came together to support our Serenity Sacks program.