Who: Diane Rasch, real-life superhero. What: Discovering empowerment, new dreams and hope after brain injury. When: Since 2013. Where: The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST). How: Diane began her superhero journey of empowerment in 2013 through BEST peer support groups and educational and social programs. Along the way, Diane discovered new passions, dreams and goals (more…)
It’s almost time to celebrate! Tomorrow, November 28, 2017, superheroes from all over the world will team up on Giving Tuesday (#GivingTuesday), the international day of giving, to help support and empower superheroes of the brain injury community to soar to new heights! Never fear, the superheroes are near! Click here to learn how to (more…)
Check out our portraits of a few of our BEST real-life superheroes, all decked out in their superhero gear, getting ready to deliver empowerment and support to the brain injury community and their families on Giving Tuesday, November 28, 2017! Support superheroes like these, and so many more with your membership. It’s fast, easy, safe, (more…)
Contact: Kim Thompson Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) 877-719-2378 extension 106 kimt@brainenergysupportteam.org The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) Joins the Global #GivingTuesday Movement, pledges to empower and support the brain injury community and their families of Washington State and beyond. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE University Place, WA November 15, 2017 – The Brain Energy Support Team (more…)
Who: Diane Rasch, real-life superhero. What: Discovering empowerment, new dreams and hope after brain injury. When: Since 2013. Where: The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST). How: Diane began her superhero journey of empowerment in 2013 through BEST peer support groups and educational and social programs. Along the way, Diane discovered new passions, dreams and goals (more…)
Editor’s Note: Meet, Roxane, Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) guest blogger and junior reporter! Roxane shares her special investigative report with BEST on concussions and how they impact teens and kids. Concussions, a type of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), are very common in the United States, reaching over 3 million cases a year according to (more…)