Our BEST Stories: Jay Benson

    Here’s is the definition of the word, volunteer. The noun form of the word means a person who freely offers to take part in an enterprise or undertake a task.  The verb form of the word means freely offer to do something. Now meet Jay Benson. Benson has been volunteering and participating in (more…)

Our BEST Stories: Meet Desiree Douglass of HeadStrong

  Meet Desiree Douglass. Above: Douglass (on the right) poses with a friend at a HeadStrong event (courtesy photo) Douglass is the president and founder of HeadStrong, a locally-based organization that supports youth with traumatic brain injury and their families. Douglass and the HeadStrong team have been longtime BESTies and community partners of the Brain (more…)

Write for Your LIfe

It’s not too late to register for Barbara Stahura’s really terrific webinar series, “Journaling After Brain Injury.”  Use the links to learn more and to follow an easy registration process. Unlock the power of words for your personal journey. You’ll be glad you did! BEST loves sharing … Facebook0TwitterPinterest0tumblr0Linkedin0Reddit0Email0

Our BEST Stories: Meet Barbara Stahura (And Learn How She Can Help You, Too)

One of life’s great surprises is when an act that is perceived as small at first, grows into something much bigger and quite special. For some, this transformation can be utterly life-changing. Little did writer, instructional course designer and facilitator, Barbara Stahura know that simply putting words in a journal nearly two decades ago would (more…)

Monday Kick-starter Quote of the Week (Last Day of Brain Injury Awareness Month)

  Monday Kick-starter Quote of the Week: A simple, but powerful quote, as today marks the last day of Brain Injury Awareness month. Thank you all for everything you do and being a voice to create awareness, not just this special month, but every day going forward! BEST loves sharing … Facebook0TwitterPinterest0tumblr0Linkedin0Reddit0Email0