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Chronic Disease and Chronic Condition Support Community

After a brain injury, many people say that others do not understand them and that people stopped checking in. ShareWell has free online support groups for people living with long-term health conditions, where brain injury survivors and families can talk with people who get it.

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Good mornings, goals and gratitude's

Tue, Sep 29 | 6:00AM - 7:30AM UTC

Welcome to Good Mornings, Goals, and Gratitudes. Each morning, we meet with open hearts and tired eyes to greet the day gently, set a daily goal, and choose one small act of care for ourselves. Then, in return, we are grounded, lighter, and reminded that we are not alone. In the GGG, we start our day with positive quotes, journal prompts, self-care activities, daily intentions, and a goal we aim to achieve that day, followed by a moment of gratitude. Join us for a gentle, caring way to start your day.

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people to learn and practice breathwork techniques

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Topic context

Understanding traumatic brain injury

A traumatic brain injury, or TBI, can change how a person thinks, learns, feels, acts and sleeps. Some people have lasting problems with concentration, memory, headache and balance, and relationships with a partner, friends and family can change.

Why it helps

How peer support helps with traumatic brain injury

Peer support can help after a brain injury because feeling alone and misunderstood is common. A group lets you go at your own pace with people who are patient.

Inside the room

What traumatic brain injury groups often cover

Feeling that people do not understand you
Memory and concentration problems
Frustration, irritability and changes in emotion
Relationships that changed after the injury

ShareWell groups are peer support and do not give medical advice, so please keep working with your care team on anything about diagnosis or treatment. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 to reach the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.

Good fit for

Who these groups may help

Brain injury survivors, including after a concussion
Spouses, partners and parents
Anyone who feels people stopped checking in

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Frequently asked questions

Is there an online support group for brain injury?

A brain injury group has not been started on ShareWell. Survivors and families can join the groups shown here, which are for people living with long-term health conditions, or a gentle session.

Screens and noise tire me out. Can I take breaks?

Yes. You can turn off your camera where the group allows it, step away and come back, or leave early.

Is there a place for spouses and parents?

Yes. Family members are welcome to sign up and attend.

Where can I find medical information about brain injury?

The Brain Injury Association of America (biausa.org) runs the National Brain Injury Information Center at 1-800-444-6443.