Brain Disorders

ANIBIC IS DEDICATED TO ENABLING INDIVIDUALS WITH INTELLECTUAL AND DEVELOPMENT DISABILITIES TO REACH THEIR POTENTIAL SO THAT THEY MAY LIVE AS PRODUCTIVELY AS POSSIBLE. WE ENCOURAGE INTEGRATION AND INCLUSION IN THE COMMUNITY AND ARE COMMITTED TO A PERSON-CENTERED PROCESS AS WE WORK TO SERVE CONSUMERS AND THEIR FAMILIES.WE OFFER A BROAD RANGE OF SERVICES FOR CHILDREN AS YOUNG AS FIVE ANDTHROUGHOUT ADULTHOOD. WE UNDERSTAND THAT PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AREPEOPLE FIRST AND THAT THEIR INDIVIDUAL CHALLENGES ARE JUST PART OF WHATMAKES THEM SPECIAL.ANIBIC SERVES AS AN ADVOCATE IN THE AREAS OF EDUCATION, VOCATIONALTRAINING, LEGISLATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.WHEN YOU JOIN WITH ANIBIC, YOU BECOME PART OF AN EXTENDED FAMILY WHEREPEOPLE CARE FOR ONE ANOTHER AND PROVIDE ASSISTANCE WHEN NECESSARY.WE'RE SMALL ENOUGH TO KNOW YOUR NAME, BUT LARGE ENOUGH SO THAT PEOPLEKNOW OURS.

AT HEAD INJURY REHABILITATION AND REFERRAL SERVICES, INC. (HIRRS), WE PROVIDE PEOPLE WITH ACQUIRED BRAIN INJURIES AND NEUROLOGICAL DISORDERS WITH COMPREHENSIVE, HIGH QUALITY, INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICES WHICH ASSIST THEM IN ACHIEVING THEIR HIGHEST POTENTIAL IN THEIR COMMUNITIES.

The Mission of the Minnesota Brain injury Alliance is to raise awareness and enhance the quality of life for all people affected by brain injury.

TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR SURVIVORS OF TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY AND FOR THEIR FAMILIES.

The Brain Injury Alliance works to increase availability and accessibility of services and supports for people with brain injury and their families. The organization maintains a statewide program of advocacy, education and prevention.

PROVIDING SERVICES AND SUPPORTS TO PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES AND OLDER ADULTS LIVING AT HOME IN THEIR COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE AWARENESS, EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND RESEARCH FUNDING TO REDUCE THE INCIDENTS OF BRAIN ANEURYSM RUPTURES.

TO EDUCATE, AID, AND FUND CURES FOR CANCER, STARTING FIRST WITH PEDIATRIC BRAIN CANCER

frontal lobe of the brain and may extend back to the temporal lobe. FTD is the second most common early-onset dementia after Alzheimer's disease.

THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF ENHANCING THE LIVES OF MENTALLY RETARDED PERSONS LIVING IN THE AUTAUGA AND ELMORE COUNTIES OF ALABAMA.

BIS'S MISSION IS "TO EMPOWER ALL WHO ARE IMPACTED BY BRAIN INJURY." IN THIS MISSION WE INCLUDE CHILDREN, ADULTS, VETERANS, FAMILIES AS WELL AS CARE TEAMS FOR THOSE WITH BRAIN INJURIES.

THE ADLER APHASIA CENTER IS COMMITTED TO PROVIDE HELP FOR THOSE LIVING WITH APHASIA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS AND TO EXPAND AWARENESS AND KNOWLEDGE OF APHASIA THROUGH COMMUNICATION GROUPS, CAREGIVER PROGRAMS, ADVOCACY AND RESEARCH. THE CENTER IS A THERAPEUTIC PROGRAM, BASED IN MAYWOOD, WITH LOCATIONS THROUGHOUT NEW JERSEY, THAT ADDRESSES THE LONG-TERM NEEDS OF PEOPLE WITH APHASIA, A COMMUNICATION DISORDER CAUSED BY STROKE OTHER TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.

BRIDGES FOR BRAIN INJURY, INC. IS A NON-PROFIT CORPORATION WHOSE PURPOSE IS TO GUIDE INDIVIDUALS WITH BRAIN INURIES AND THEIR FAMILIES BY BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN SURVIVING AND LIVING LIVES OF INDEPENDENCE WITH DIGNITY AND HOPE.

To end brain cancer by raising funds for research, extending an open invitation to unite in hope and action for the cure.

Mission: We serve people struggling with mental illness in the Johnson County, KS and greater Kansas City Metro, by empowering individuals and families through support & education

PERSON-CENTERED SERVICES OF WESTERN NEW YORK (PCSWNY) WAS FORMED TO COLLABORATE WITH OTHER NOT-FOR-PROFIT AGENCIES SERVING PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES TO STUDY THE FOREGOING ISSUES AND DEVELOP THE PLANS NEEDED TO RESPOND TO THE PRESENT AND FUTURE INITIATIVES OF NEW YORK STATE IN CARING FOR THE DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED.

WE ARE COMMITTED TO HELPING PARENTS OPTIMIZE THE PHYSICAL, INTELLECTUAL, AND PHYSIOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THEIR SPECIAL NEEDS CHILDREN THROUGH INNOVATIVE THERAPIES, PERSONAL CARE, SUPPORT, AND TRAINING.

THE MISSION OF BRAIN INJURY CONNECTIONS OF THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY, INC. IS TO ENHANCE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED BY BRAIN INJURY THROUGH CULTIVATING CONNECTIONS WITH INFORMATION, SERVICES, AND RESOURCES. THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES COMMUNITY-BASED SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH BRAIN INJURY WHO RESIDE WITHIN AUGUSTA, BATH, HIGHLAND, PAGE, RAPPAHANNOCK, ROCKBRIDGE,ROCKINGHAM, AND SHENANDOAH COUNTIES (AND CITIES THEREIN) IN VIRGINIA. THESE SERVICES INCLUDE CASE MANAGEMENT, COMMUNITY SUPPORT SERVICES, BEHAVIOR SUPPORT FACILITATION, INFORMATION AND RESOURCE REFERRAL, PROFESSIONAL AND CASE CONSULTATION, EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY, AND NOW PEDIATRIC CLIENTS IN PART DUE TO A NEW REVENUE SOURCE FROM A CNI GRANT. CASE MANAGEMENT IS THE PRIMARY SERVICE WHICH INCLUDES COORDINATING SERVICES, RESOURCES, AND SUPPORTS FOR AN INDIVIDUAL SUCH AS FINANCIAL, EMPLOYMENT, EDUCATION,HOUSING, ASSISTIVE DEVICES, AND INDEPENDENT LIVING.

PROVIDE HYPERBARIC TREATMENT AND EDUCATION FOR THE BRAIN INJURED.

TO ASSIST THE RECOVERY/REINTEGRATION OF OUR OIF/OEF VETERANS WITH TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI) BY DEFINING THE BRAIN PATHOLOGY AND BY DEVELOPING THE PROTOCOLS FOR RECOVERY. ADVOCATING FOR OUR RETURNING HEROES AND THEIR FAMILIES WHILE EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE INJURIES AND CO-MORBIDITIES ASSOCIATED WITH A TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY.

The mission of the Nonduality Institute is to advance scientific understanding of nonduality through conducting research into neural signatures of nondual awareness and its effects on cognitive, affective and perceptual processes.Nonduality is the basis of both our authentic maturity as individuals and our oneness with all life. The process of realizing nonduality opens the body, heart and mind to the subtle, unified expanse of nondual awareness, transcending the duality of self and other. Scientific research into the neural correlates of nondual awareness can further our understanding of the nature of consciousness, and of the brains functioning in optimal states of wellbeing. It can demystify this advanced stage of human development and help make the awakening to nonduality more accessible to a growing number of people throughout the world.

INFORM THE PUBLIC ABOUT HEAD INJURIES AND PREVENTION THROUGH PUBLICATIONS AND PROGRAMS ABOUT THE NEEDS OF SURVIVORS AND THEIR FAMILIES.