Help and Hope is Available
Connecting with others after a traumatic brain injury is vital for mental health, quality of life, and finding supportive community. We’re here to help.
What’s Your Story?
Share your TBI journey to inspire others. Caregivers, families, and survivors—your story can encourage and support those facing similar struggles.
What We Do
Supporting Brain Injury Survivors & Their Community
The West Virginia Brain Injury Association is an informational organization dedicated to providing support to those dealing with traumatic brain injury (TBI) and concussions. We work to increase awareness about the struggles that traumatic brain injuries and concussions can cause. Learn more about how we can help.


Education
TBI— A Serious Concern
Every year, millions of people suffer head injuries that go undiagnosed simply because they “felt fine” afterward. But the truth is, not all traumatic brain injuries (TBI), including concussions, show immediate or obvious symptoms...
Facts & Info
Things To Know
Discover key facts about traumatic brain injuries, including their most common causes and how they impact individuals. Learn about essential safety measures, such as proper helmet use, to help reduce the risk of injury.

Find Supportive Community
Feeling alone is hard. Connecting with others that have suffered a TBI or concussion is important for your mental health and quality of life. Whether you are a caregiver, family member or suffer from a TBI, finding community with others is important.