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Bridging the    gap between      the public and      the brain     injury community.

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Featured Stories

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Interview With Lindsay Caron Epstein

January 3, 2023

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Expanding how we think of brain injuries

Interview with Ovey Yeung

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Being a Speech Pathologist Graduate Student with TBI During Covid-19

Interview with Mackenzie Meyer

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Latest Research

Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)

Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) is a rare disorder that negatively impacts the body’s nerves which can lead to muscle weakness, loss of movement and in extreme cases; paralysis.

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Why we started
Voices of Brain Injury

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Voices of Brain Injury is a Canada-based organization dedicated to sharing the stories of individuals within the brain injury community.​

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Our aim is to bridge the gap between the general public and brain injury community through shared interviews, research, webinars, events, and a support group.

 

Through conducting interviews, we provide individuals with a platform to share their stories and connect with our community of over 1,700 people.

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After that day, my life changed 180 degrees.

— Silvie

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Join Our Team

Interested in joining us? We are always looking for passionate volunteers!


Fill out the google form to sign up for an interview. Staff writers, research associate, graphic designers...

Use your talent to contribute to this important cause we all care for.

Chaandani Khan

“There isn’t a quick solution for brain injury, but remember that you can and will make improvements.”

Patti Foster

“Today I’m getting to do what they said I was never going to be able to do. I tasted death and it gave me a whole different perspective of why I do what I do.”

Rikke la Cour

“I think my recovery first really started when I accepted the fact that life would be different for a while.”
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