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Brain Injury Help Line: 1-800-242-0030


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Sean Rowell tethers to a disabled skiier

I don’t know exactly what happened, but it appears that I overshot the landing on my second jump and was immediately knocked unconscious.  The doctors later told me that if I had not been wearing a helmet, I would have died...

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Support Groups

Brain injury can have a traumatic effect on both survivors and their families. BIA-MA sponsors support groups across the state that provide survivors and their loved ones a forum for sharing information about brain injury as well as a compassionate and understanding peer group and an opportunity to socialize and make new friends with others through recreational activities and outings.

Below you can find our support group list. This list includes support groups from all over the state and is regularly updated, however, we urge you to call the individual support group before attending a meeting, as location and times sometimes change. 

BIA-MA Support Group Listing

If there is not a support group in your area and you would like to start one, we can help. Please contact:

Barbara Webster at bwebster@biama.org

Suzanne Doswell and Anne Flaherty

Pioneer Valley Brain Injury Support Group

Necessity was indeed the mother of invention in the creation of BIA-MA's Pioneer Valley Brain Injury Support Group (PVBISG). Just over a year since co-facilitators Anne Flaherty and Linda Lang-Gunn started this group, it is growing in popularity among survivors, presenters and professionals alike.

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Photo Voice Exhibit

Amazing Brain Injury Survivor Support Group, Framingham

This photo is part of the "Brain Injury X-Posed" Exhibit, the culmination of a 10-week PhotoVoice project undertaken by eight members of the BIA-MA’s ‘Amazing’ Brain Injury Survivor Support Group in Framingham.

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For more information and resources, contact the I&R Department:

1-800-242-0030 or 1-508-475-0032

info@biama.org