We want to introduce our new Co-host! Listen to Brittany's personal story, where she shares details about her 2018 brain injury, its effects, and her path to joining BIND, the Brain Injury Network of Dallas. The discussion covers Brittany's initial challenges, her recovery journey, including therapies like neurofeedback, and her involvement with BIND and its community. Brittany talks about her love for art as a coping mechanism, her progress and roles at the library, and emphasizes the importance of community and support for brain injury survivors.

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Listen as we celebrate our 100th episode for bindwaves this week! Today, we learn about the many accomplishments of the last two years at BIND, and introduce our new co-host, Brittany. The recap episode guest is Brian White, our executive director. Our members are proud of the money raised for our annual walk, North Texas Giving Day, golf tournament, and auction. We review the interest of starting a new clubhouse in Houston. In the last year, we have greatly increased our efficiency, attributed by members serving in various leadership roles. With Kezia stepping aside as a co-host, as she continues to go back to school, we are now introducing our new co-host, Brittany, a car crash and TBI survivor, from the Fort Worth clubhouse. The podcast has been very popular with more than 37,000 downloads, and we are excited with what we have planned for 2025.

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Have you struggled to find your path in your brain injury journey?

Courtney Watson is the Director of Programs & Development at Head for the Cure, a nonprofit that provides advice, stories, and resources, in collaboration with doctors, patients, and caregivers for every step of the brain tumor journey.

Courtney shares her personal connection to the cause following her mother's glioblastoma diagnosis in 2016 and discusses the organization's efforts in raising funds for local organizations, clinical trials, and research.

Head for the Cure offers many resources, e.g. support groups, treatment information, and the Rare Enough podcast. They also offer a new resource called
Join Your Path to Hope (JPH), which guides survivors and caregivers on their brain tumor journey through a quick questionnaire.

Courtney encourages all of us to find our path, join together, and get involved in the fight against brain cancer.

Guest Social Media info -
@headforthecure
@courtneywatson_7

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Support the show

New episodes drop every Thursday everywhere you listen to podcasts.

- Give us some feedback, tell us what bindwaves has meant for you by emailing us at bindwaves@thebind.org
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- Learn more about the Brain Injury Network at www.thebind.org