At the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST), we provide support, resources, services, education, social opportunities and more for the brain injury community and their caregivers and families. Our online presence can be accessed at any time, from anywhere. BEST’s in-person support group network, community and education center (Our BEST Space) and other live special community (more…)
Superheroes can’t save the world 24 x 7. All superheroes need a little down time, right? They also need a special place to connect with other superheroes, restore their energy, work on their superpowers, and just have some real superhero-kind-of-fun. At the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST), we’ve got just that very solution for the (more…)
The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) was recently honored by Feedspot.com for having one of the top 30 brain injury blogs internationally. From the Feedspot website: The Best Traumatic Brain Injury blogs from thousands of Traumatic Brain Injury blogs in our index using search and social metrics. We’ve carefully selected these websites because they are (more…)
The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) is looking to expand our website blog to include additional guest bloggers. If you are a: brain injury survivor; caregiver or family member of a brain injury survivor; medical professional who works directly with the brain injury community; subject matter expert in nutrition and/or wellness and have an interest (more…)
Our BEST Superhero of the Month for March 2018 takes a passion for community service to a whole new level. The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) is delighted to announce that our latest BEST Superhero of the Month is Jeff Hartson. Hartson serves in numerous roles as an energetic leader and supporter in the brain (more…)
According to the Brain Energy Support Team’s Jeff Hartson, brain injury is prevalent in correctional facilities and the numbers of those affected to continue to grow. While estimates vary from facility to facility, traumatic brain injury (TBI) typically impacts from thirty to seventy percent of those incarcerated. Those individuals who have a TBI may experience (more…)