Is there a real-life superhero in your life that shows you the way to self-care? Do you know a survivor, caregiver or community supporter who is putting the power in personal empowerment? Someone who soaring to new heights? Doing cool things? Bringing superhero-size support to the brain injury community? Nominate your superhero for the BEST Superhero of (more…)
Ready to play a little virtual bingo? Playing can be done multiple ways, with multiple people in a virtual setting, with family or friends at your home, or on your own. Variation one: Traditional Bingo (for multiple players) The key is that the cards need to have a different order of the boxes (different cards (more…)
Throwback Thursday (#TBT): Looking back at our “Superhero” show, our community art installation at the Tacoma Art Museum last fall. Such a SUPER experience celebrating the artists of the Washington State brain injury community, greeting old friends and making new ones.
You might have some questions like this: Where can I get the latest updates from you? How can I connect with my brain injury support group? How can I connect to others in the brain injury community? What things can I do online at BEST? Where can I share information or stories? We’ve got answers! (more…)
Social media means lots of things to lots of people. Here’s a list of just some of the key elements of why people use social media: To keep in touch with family and friends. To connect with others. To have conversations. To find information and resources. To promote businesses, products and services (if applicable to (more…)
Sending virtual hugs to all. 💕🤗