2010-2019

 From 2010 to 2019, Brain Injury Voices members have volunteered approximately 21,200 hours, completed 2051 individual peer mentoring sessions and organized and delivered 203 presentations, workshops and keynotes. 

 Brain Injury Voices’ ten members volunteered approximately 2800 hours 

• Going the Distance Movie Showing and Discussion at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Keynote at the North Dakota Brain Injury Conference
• Massachusetts Institute of Technology Brain Trust
• Rumford Brain Injury Support Group
• Krempels Center in Portsmouth, NH
• NeuroRestorative Support Group in Standish
• Social Work students at the University of Southern Maine (2 presentations)
• Mask Class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Keynote at the Pennsylvania Brain Injury Association Conference
• CNA & EMT students at the Brunswick Regional Technical High School
• Workshop at the Stroke Conference 
• Keynote at the State of Connecticut Brain Injury Conference
• Mask Class for Rumford Brain injury Support Group
• Workshop Moderator & Keynote Introduction at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Occupational Therapy Students at USM Lewiston
• Mask Class at the Aphasia Retreat
• Maine Support Group Leader Retreat
• Volunteer Training for Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation (2 Presentations)
• Speech Therapists at Lingraphica

• Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Groups (2 meetings per month)
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke and TBI 
• Purchased $289 of art supplies for classes & displays at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Participated in music activities at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Participated as members of the following committees:  
  • Brain Injury Association of America-Maine Chapter Advisory Board
  • Maine Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council
  • Brain Injury Association of America Advisory Council 
  • Portland Disability Advisory Committee
  • National Center on Advancing Person Centered Practices Faculty
• Published an article about Voices in The Challenge, the national magazine of the Brain injury Association of America
• Named a Brain Injury Hope hero in Brain Injury Hope Magazine
• Displayed brain injury masks at Encompass Health headquarters in Birmingham, Alabama
• Created a Voices bookmark to increase awareness about Voices and spread the Voices model of survivor groups making a difference.  Distributed bookmark at conferences and at Brain Injury Awareness Day in DC
• Discussed the Voices model with interested survivors and professionals from North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Florida, Oklahoma, Illinois and Michigan
• Attended Administration for Community Living Brain Injury Stakeholder Conference in Washington, DC
• Attended Brain Injury Awareness Day on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC
• Visited the DC offices of Senator Angus King, Senator Susan Collins, Congresswoman Chellie Pingree and Congressman Jared Golden
• Organized a raffle as part of the Going the Distance movie showing
• Staffed Voices table at the Brain Injury Association of America—Maine Chapter Resource Fair
• Gathered testimonials from WINGS and Voices members about the value of support groups and sent them to the Maine Committee on Health & Human Services, in support of a bill funding brain injury services
• Interviewed on internet radio show Moving Forward 
• Staffed Voices table at the Maine Stroke Conference
• Displayed art during Rehab Week at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Staffed Voices table at the Kat-Karo Brain Aneurysm Walk
• Participated in Kat-Karo Brain Aneurysm Walk
• Created a flyer for the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group that is posted at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Participated in organizing the Maine Support Group Leader Retreat
• Awarded 18 scholarships, at a cost of $900, for survivors & family members from the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to attend the 2019 Maine Brain Injury Conference 
• Raised money for and participated in the Brain Injury Association of America—Maine Chapter’s “Bowling for Brain Injury” event
• Wrote a recurring column about the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group in the Rehab Roundup Newsletter at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland

• Held 211 one-on-one peer mentoring sessions with brain injury and stroke survivors and family members
• Held 288 one-on-one brain injury awareness building conversations with medical professionals and members of the community
• Delivered approximately 300 hours of peer mentoring within WINGS Brain Injury Support Group meetings at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Moderated a Facebook page for Brain Injury Voices
• Moderated a Facebook group for the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group
• Arranged guest speakers for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group  
• Created and gave a “welcome packet” to new members of New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group
• Revised “Peer Perspectives” Brochure

Brain Injury Voices’ ten members volunteered approximately 2500 hours as educators, advocates and mentors in 2018.  

• Silver Linings at Camden Brain Injury Support Group 
• Resilience at Camden Public Library 
• Disability Studies Class at the University of New England 
• Occupational Therapy class at the University of Southern Maine 
• Westbrook Regional Vocational Center (2 presentations) 
• Speech at Road Race organized by All Things Become New 
• Social Work students at the University of Southern Maine (2 presentations) 
• Weasilience: Handling Life’s Wild Moments keynote at the New Hampshire Brain Injury Association Conference 
• Artist talk at the Wells Library  
• CNA & EMT students in Brunswick 
• Artist Talk at the Sanford Library 
• Outpatient staff at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Service dog presentation at the University of Southern Maine 
• Lewiston Brain Injury Support Group 
• Weasilience: Handling Life’s Wild Moments keynote at the Head Injury Community Services conference in Dorchester, MA 
• To Be Inspired & Returning to Life workshops at the Maine Brain Injury Conference 
• Volunteer Training for Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation 

• Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Groups (2 meetings per month) 
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke and TBI 
• Purchased $106.35 of art supplies for classes & displays at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Participated in music activities at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Participated as members of the following committees: Maine Brain Injury Conference Planning Committee, Brain Injury Association-Maine Chapter Advisory Board, Maine Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council, Brain Injury Association of America Advisory Council 
• Shared stroke experience with staff from Med Rhythms 
• Published Resolutions for Brain Injury Survivors & Why Am I So Tired? articles in Brain Injury Hope Magazine  
• Created and displayed wall of Voices pictures 2010-2018 at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Attended Administration for Community Living Brain Injury Stakeholder Conference in Washington, DC 
• Attended Brain Injury Awareness Day on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC 
• Visited the DC offices of Senator Angus King, Senator Susan Collins and Congresswoman Chellie Pingree 
• Met with staff members from Senator Susan Collins’ Portland Office 
• Staffed Voices table at the Brain Injury Bake-Off at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Staffed Voices table at the Brain Injury Association of America—Maine Chapter Resource Fair 
• Profiled in Brain Injury Association of America’s Challenge Magazine 
• Profiled in the Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire’s Headway Newspaper 
• Participated in Administration for Community Living Conference Calls 
• Published Crafting a Life after Brain Injury article on Lash & Associates Brain Injury Blog 
• Featured on the Surviving Traumatic Brain Injury Blog 
• Interviewed on internet radio show Another Fork in the Road (2 interviews) 
• Staffed Voices table at the Maine Stroke Conference 
• Featured on the My New Normal Blog 
• Organized a Voices group retreat to begin brainstorming how to spread the Voices model to other states 
• Staffed Voices table at the Kat-Karo Brain Aneurysm Walk 
• Participated on Administration for Community Living Technical Expert Panel 
• Staffed Voices table at the New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland Resource Fair  
• Awarded 11 scholarships, at a cost of $570, for survivors & family members from the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to attend the 2018 Maine Brain Injury Conference 
• Raised money for and participated in the Brain Injury Association of America—Maine Chapter’s “Bowling for Brain Injury” event 

• Held 223 one-on-one peer mentoring sessions with brain injury and stroke survivors and family members 
• Held 181 one-on-one brain injury awareness building conversations with medical professionals and members of the community 
• Delivered approximately 300 hours of peer mentoring within WINGS Brain Injury Support Group meetings at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland 
• Moderated a Facebook page for Brain Injury Voices 
• Moderated a Facebook group for the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group 
• Arranged guest speakers for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group 
• Created and gave a “welcome packet” to new members of New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group 
• Interviewed by Disability Studies Students from the University of New England (3 interviews) 
• Invited WINGS members to give presentations as part of the Developing New Voices Members project 
• Donated $500 to Veterans No Boundaries

Brain Injury Voices’ eleven members volunteered approximately 2500 hours.

•  Disability Studies students at the University of New England (2 classes)
  
• Telephonic Caregiver Support Group
  
• “Resilience:  Moving Forward after Adversity” Photography Exhibit and Talk for participants at NeuroRestorative in Standish, Maine
  
• Social Work students at the University of Southern Maine
• “You CAN Get There From Here” Workshop & Displays at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• “Reinventing Oneself” keynote for service at Sanford Unitarian Church
• “Working after Brain Injury” panel for employees at United Healthcare as part of their “Disability Awareness Day”
• “Recovery is More Than Just a Salvage Operation:  Redefining Success after Stroke” Closing Talk at the Maine Stroke Conference
  
• “Resilience:  Moving Forward after Adversity” Photography Exhibit and Talk for participants at RiverRidge Brain Injury Center in Kennebunk, Maine
  
• Reinventing Oneself:  An Artful Insight Book Talk at the Springvale Library
  
• “Weasilience:  Handling Life’s Wild Moments” speech for Grand Rounds at RiverRidge Brain Injury Center in Kennebunk, Maine
  
• “Coping with Grief & Loss” for the Ellsworth, Maine Brain Injury Support Group
  
• “Art as a Therapeutic Activity for those with Acquired Brain Injuries” talk at the Artist’s Tea during Rehab Week at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
  
• “You CAN Get There from Here” Workshop at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
  
• “Returning to Work after Disability” panel discussion at UNUM
  
• Occupational Therapy students at the University of New England
  
• “Staying Positive after Brain Injury” for NeuroRestorative Brain Injury Support Group in Standish, Maine
  
• “Creativity after Brain Injury” for Camden, Maine Brain Injury Support Group
• Brain Injury Bingo at the Camden Public Library

•  Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Groups (2 meetings per month).
  
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke and TBI
• Purchased $196 of art supplies for classes at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Displayed art at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Participated in music jam sessions for inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
  
• Participated as members of the following committees:  Maine Brain Injury Conference Planning Committee, Brain Injury Association-Maine Chapter Advisory Board, Maine Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council, Brain Injury Association of America Survivor Advisory Council, Maine Statewide Independent Living Council Advisory Board
• Designed “Driving Card” for brain injury survivors printed by New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Attended Brain Injury Awareness Day in Washington, D.C.  Events included a movie premiere, resource fair and Congressional briefing
  
• Met with staff members from Senator Susan Collins’ and Representative Chellie Pingree’s offices in Washington, D.C.
• Interviewed by students from the University of New England
• Interviewed by local television station during Brain Injury Awareness Month
• Gave feedback on a new TBI & Memory handout developed by the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center
• Participated in a focus group for the Statewide Independent Living Council
• Staffed Voices tables during the Maine Stroke Conference, Kat-Karo Brain Aneurysm Walk & Rehab Week at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Featured in an article about art in the HealthSouth Connect Magazine
• Organized screening and discussion of the film Beyond Laughter & Tears, A Journey of Hope
• Solicited donations for and held a raffle during Beyond Laughter & Tears screening—earned $300
• Redesigned the Brain Injury Voices website
• Filmed videos for the Statewide Independent Living Council
• Interviewed on “Recovery Now” Brain Injury Radio Show
• Awarded 17 scholarships, at a cost of $690, for survivors & family members from the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to attend the 2016 Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Raised money for and participated in the Brain Injury Association of America—Maine Chapter’s “Bowling for Brain Injury” event.

•  Held 265 one-on-one peer mentoring sessions with brain injury and stroke survivors and family members
• Held 193 one-on-one brain injury awareness building conversations with medical professionals and members of the community
• Delivered approximately 350 hours of peer mentoring within WINGS Brain Injury Support Group meetings at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Ran inpatient weekend bingo games at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Organized social activities for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group.
• Arranged guest speakers for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group 
• Created and gave a “welcome packet” to new members of New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group
• Created WINGS Brain Injury Support Group Manual for Leaders.

Brain Injury Voices’ twelve members volunteered approximately 2700 hours.

•  Physical Therapy Students at the University of New England
• Therapeutic Recreation Students at the University of Southern Maine
• Inpatient Staff at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland (2 Presentations)
• Occupational Therapy Students at the University of New England (2 Presentations)
• Social Work Students at the University of New England
• Social Work Students at the University of Southern Maine (2 Presentations)
• Student Nurses at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland (4 Presentations)
• Discussion of “The Crash Reel” movie with students at the University of New England
• Hospital Award for Volunteer Excellence (HAVE Award) Acceptance Speech in Washington, DC at the American Hospital Association national conference
  
• Alumnae at Mount Holyoke College—Presentation during reunion on the theme of transformation
• Conference for Health Professionals on “Person-Centeredness and Shared-Decision Making”
• “Laughing & Learning:  The Wisdom of Bev Bryant”, a free evening workshop for survivors and families at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to honor Bev Bryant.  Activities included the humorous tribute speech “Weasilience” and a bingo game using “pearls of wisdom” from Bev’s books & speeches.
• Participation in panel discussion “Traveling with a Disability” as part of “National Rehab Week” at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• “Reinventing Oneself”—Keynote Speech at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• “Finding One’s Voice: Moving from Standing up to Standing out” and “Laughing while Learning:  The Wisdom of Bev Bryant”—workshops at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
  
• Participation in the “Dog Days of Rehab” workshop at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Volunteer training for Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation
• High School Students at the Merriconeag Waldorf School—panel as part of a student’s senior project on brain injury

•  Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Groups
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke, brain injury & multiple sclerosis
• Purchased $234 of art supplies for classes at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Displayed art at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Participated in music jam sessions for inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Member of the Maine Brain Injury Conference Planning Committee
• Visited inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland with therapy dog
• Wrote a tribute to Bev Bryant that appeared in the national brain injury magazine “Brain Injury Journey”
• Received publicity about the HAVE Award from a story in Diane Atwood’s Blog, “Catching Health”, an article in the South Portland Sentry, a television news story on WMTW Channel 8 and a blurb in the Portland Press Herald newspaper
• Raised $6700 to pay travel expenses for Voices members to go to Washington, DC from May 4th-7th for the HAVE Award.  Monies raised paid for flight and hotel costs, two group meals and a $125 per person stipend for other meals. Fundraising activities included a benefit show by Sparks Ark, bake sale, two raffles and a silent auction.  Donations were also received through a link on the Voices website and a GoFundMe page. (Total Voices cost of the trip was $8200. Balance was paid from funds raised in 2013.)
  
• Met with the CEO and the Director of Government Affairs from the Brain Injury Association of America while in Washington, DC for the HAVE Award
• Met with Maine Senator Angus King and Congresswoman Chellie Pingree while in Washington, DC for the HAVE Award.
• Toured Walter Reed National Military Hospital while in Washington, DC for the HAVE Award
• Created a video of the HAVE Award Ceremony
• Staffed a Brain Injury Voices table at the Maine Stroke Conference
• Interviewed on the Brain Injury Radio Network
• Sponsored a veteran with a brain injury to attend the Veterans No Boundaries Program ($500) and greeted that veteran at the airport when he arrived
• Staffed Brain Injury Voices tables as part of the “National Rehab Week” Community Fair and Open House at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Awarded 20 scholarships, at a cost of $1000, for survivors & family members from the WINGS Brain Injury Support Group at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to attend the 2014 Maine Brain Injury Conference.

•  Held 214 one-on-one peer mentoring sessions with brain injury and stroke survivors and family members
• Held 149 one-on-one brain injury awareness building conversations with medical professionals and members of the community
• Delivered approximately 400 hours of peer mentoring within WINGS Brain Injury Support Group meetings at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Ran an every other month inpatient bingo game at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland impacting 46 patients and 19 family members
• Organized social activities for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group
• Arranged guest speakers for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group  
• Created and gave a “welcome packet” to new members of New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s WINGS Brain Injury Support Group
  
• Mentored a high school student doing her senior project on brain injury
• Offered “technical support” to the new teen/young adult brain injury support group at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Opened the WINGS Lending Library at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland with 100+ books on brain injury & stroke.

Brain Injury Voices’ eleven members volunteered approximately 1700 hours.

•  Social Work Students at the University of Southern Maine
• Student Nurses at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland (5 presentations)
• Certified Nursing Assistants at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Physical Therapy, Social Work & Nursing Students at the University of New England
• Organized “Finding Happiness after Brain Injury”, a free evening workshop at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for brain injury survivors & family members, which included a panel discussion and closing keynote.
• Designed and delivered “Healing from Within—Using Survivor-Run Support Groups to Enhance Brain Injury Recovery” workshop at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Participated in “Community Re-entry” workshop at the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Panel discussion for clients & family members at Bayside NeuroRehab Services
• New Volunteer Training at Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation

•  Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s brain injury support groups
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke, brain injury & multiple sclerosis
• Wrote letters to Congressional Representatives regarding the Medicare Therapy Cap
• Met with a representative from Senator Susan Collins’ office regarding the Medicare Therapy Cap
• Created signs and organized a group to welcome and thank a Maine soldier coming home from her service treating soldiers with brain injuries in Afghanistan
• Subject of a poster presentation at the National CRRN Conference in Tennessee
• Interviewed by Maine Public Broadcasting Network regarding brain injury needs in Maine
• Presented at the Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council open forum on brain injury needs in Maine
• Member of the Maine Brain Injury Conference Planning Committee
• Participated in National Rehab Week Activities at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland—table with Voices materials, speech at “Artist Tea”
• Solicited donations and organized a silent auction/raffle with 50 items to raise funds to offer survivors scholarships to attend the Maine Brain Injury Conference.  
  
• Created a website for Brain Injury Voices
• Created two bulletin boards at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland to inform patients & staff about Brain Injury Voices
• Designed a logo for Brain Injury Voices
• Article about Voices in Diane Atwood’s Blog, Catching Health
• Participated in several music jam sessions for inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Therapy dog visits at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Attended Brain Injury Information Network (BIIN) Partner Meeting, offered feedback on their newsletter.

• Held 115 peer mentoring sessions with brain injury survivors and family members
• Delivered approximately 300 hours of peer mentoring in New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland Brain Injury Support Group meetings
• Ran a monthly Inpatient Bingo Game at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland impacting 75 patients and 35 family members
• Organized social activities for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s Brain Injury Support Groups
• Arranged guest speakers for New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s Brain Injury Support Groups  
• Created a rotating “mentor of the month” to welcome new members to New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s Brain Injury Support Groups
• Developed a welcome packet for new members of New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s Brain Injury Support Groups
• Stocked the “go-cart”—a tool used to help inpatients relearn basic skills
• Solicited donations of books on brain injury & stroke to begin a lending library for the New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland Brain Injury Support Groups
• Awarded 15 $50 scholarships for survivors to attend the Maine Brain Injury Conference
• Offered advice & shared resources with PACT—Portland Amputees Coming Together, a new volunteer education/advocacy group.

Brain Injury Voices nine members volunteered approximately 1000 hours.

• Student Nurses at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Inpatient Therapists at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• An entire track of 4 workshops and the closing keynote at the Maine Brain Injury Conference.  Workshops titled “From Recreation to Re-Creation—Crafting a Life after Brain Injury”, “Making it Together—Spousal Issues after Brain Injury”, Resetting the Tone—Using Music to Express Oneself & Enhance Recovery”, “Managing the Flood—Life after Stroke”.  Closing keynote titled “We are Voices”.
• Portland Symphony Orchestra’s Music & Wellness Symposium
• Keynote address for the Maine Occupational Therapy Conference—“Never Give up on Happiness”
• Maine Stroke Conference
• Volunteer Training at Maine Adaptive Sports & Recreation

•  Facilitated New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland’s brain injury support group
• Taught weekly outpatient art class at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland for participants with stroke, brain injury & multiple sclerosis
• Displayed art work at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Participated in music jam sessions for inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland
• Visited inpatients at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland with therapy dog
• Member of Maine Professional Brain Injury Conference Planning Committee
• Created a Brain Injury Voices mission statement
• Presented to the Acquired Brain Injury Advisory Council about needs for brain injury survivors in Maine
• Designed biographical forms for use by inpatient & outpatient staff at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland.

• Held 16 one-on-one peer mentoring sessions with survivors & family members
• Delivered approximately 100 hours of peer mentoring in brain injury support group meetings
• Ran a monthly inpatient Bingo Game at New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland impacting 38 patients and 26 family members Organized social activities for the New England Rehab Brain Injury Support Groups
• Arranged guest speakers for the New England Rehabilitation Hospital of Portland brain injury support groups.