Minnesota Brain Injury Alliance/Minnesota Stroke Association

11/05/2025

Reach out by Nov 7th to let us know if you have a child interested in participating or if you have questions about this group.
Interest and questions can be directed to WenyH@BrainInjurymn.org

11/05/2025

11/04/2025

There is still a chance to pre-register for the Minnesota Stroke Association Statewide Stroke Conference by using this link https://strokemn.org/conference/

11/04/2025

Unfortunately, brain injuries can be common in the veteran population. This Veteran's Day we invite professionals to join us for our November Lunch and Learn with the Wounded Warrior Project to learn more about supports for our veterans.
To get more information and register visit our website https://braininjurymn.org/lunch-learn/

10/31/2025

10/30/2025

Our staff have been having a great experience at National Association of State Head Injury Administrators - Nashia annual conference hosted in Maine. Staff were able to snuggles with dogs from Mission Working Dogs (the NASHIA services project), discuss the Resource Facilitation model, and network with organizations from across the nation.

10/29/2025

Happy ! We are being a little silly today and sharing some of the cats of MNBIA/MSA Staff

10/29/2025

Today we recognize and the millions of people worldwide impacted by stroke. Learn more about innovations in stroke care in Minnesota at this year's MN Statewide Stroke Conference on Nov 6th. Find additional details on our website here https://strokemn.org/conference/

10/24/2025

Our staff had fun reading "Spooky" books for our October staff book club!

10/23/2025

There's still time to register for this month. We meet at 4 pm tomorrow.
Don't forget that next month Minnesota will have switched to daylight's savings time and group will be at 3 pm CST. Hope you can join us!

10/22/2025

The Keynote for this year's MN Statewide Stroke Conference for professionals will be the wonderful Dr. Kevin Sheth from the Yale School of Medicine speaking on "Brain Hemorrhage as an Opportunity: Showcasing Quality Care and Clinical Science" To find more information and register visit the conference website here https://strokemn.org/conference/

10/21/2025

A brain injury can affect how a parent is able to care for their child, which may influence the child’s development and their relationship with the parent. Although a brain injury does not change a parent’s love, the physical, cognitive, and emotional changes can still have a big effect on parenting and family life.
We are piloting this support group as a way to provide support to families in this situation.
If you have a youth interested in joining, please email Wendy Hoffman at WendyH@braininjurymn.org for additional information