Art by Sarah Paysinger depicting Minds In Motion Initiatives of people living the way they choose.What’s New
People Living The Way They Choose
Learn about Minds In Motion Initiative’s mission of partnering with people with brain injuries to co-create pathways toward independence.
What Happens Next?
Living with Brain Injury
The physical, mental, and social consequences of brain injury are many. Loneliness is perhaps the one common consequence. How can we, as a community, support and partner with those who have been affected by loneliness as a result of their brain injury?
Four Initiatives working in harmony to achieve the mission
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Living Services
Promoting interdependent living through therapeutic supports and transitional housing
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Agency
Supporting individuals with brain injuries in finding purpose and creating self-directed lives
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Access
Promoting self-sufficiency through building community parternships and resource navigation
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Advocacy
Advocating for policy changes and the improvement of services available for individuals with brain injuries