The Voice of Brain Injury in Ohio
Brain Injury Association of Ohio is working to create better futures for survivors in Ohio through services, education, and advocacy.
In the blink of an eye, everything can change. 1 in 4 adult Ohioans have incurred a Traumatic Brain Injury in their lifetime. Brain injuries do not discriminate; they can happen at any age, to any race, ethnicity, gender or socioeconomic class. We are here to help and be the voice of help, hope and healing for the brain injury community.
Share Your Brain Injury Story for Brain Injury Awareness Month
During Brain Injury Awareness Month, we’re collecting short video stories from survivors and caregivers to help others understand what life after brain injury really looks like—what changed, what’s been hardest, what helped, and what support you wish you’d had.
Recording is simple: you’ll answer a few prompts right from your phone or computer—nothing to download or install—and you can re-record as many times as you’d like before submitting. With your permission, these stories will be used to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and strengthen advocacy for better services and supports across Ohio.
If you’re ready, click below to share your story. Your voice matters—and you are not alone.
Make it stand out.
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HelpLine
Through this free service, specialists offer confidential support and information to survivors of brain injury, caregivers, families and professionals.
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Support Groups
The Brain Injury Association of Ohio offers a network of support groups designed to provide a safe and compassionate space for brain injury survivors, caregivers, and loved ones.
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Healthy Minds
Healthy Minds is an educational and support program by the Brain Injury Association of Ohio that empowers brain injury survivors and their families through interactive sessions focused on cognitive, emotional, and physical well-being, fostering long-term recovery and resilience.
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Education
Our Education Program offers comprehensive training and resources for brain injury survivors, caregivers, and professionals, equipping them with the knowledge and tools necessary to navigate the complexities of brain injury care and support recovery.
February Updates from BIAOH
Watch our February update video for a quick overview of what’s happening at the Brain Injury Association of Ohio. In this short video, we share highlights on upcoming programs, advocacy efforts, and ways to stay connected and supported in the months ahead.
NEW PROGRAM ALERT: Supporting Students After Brain Injury
Returning to school after a concussion or brain injury can feel overwhelming. BIAOH’s new CIRCLE Program provides free support and service coordination to help students, families, and schools navigate recovery with confidence.
We’re here to ensure no student walks this journey alone.
