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Welcome to BIAC’s directory of Connecticut-based community resources, state and national organizations, and publications with important information related to brain injury education, prevention, and recovery. If you need further assistance, please give our helpline a call at 860-219-0291 to connect with a Brain Injury Specialist, or email general@biact.org.

    High School

    The Protect Your Brain high school toolkit for school professionals will help you prepare and deliver a presentation on brain injury prevention for high school students. It is intended to be used by teachers, school nurses, interested school professionals, and prevention partners to educate Connecticut teens on the importance of protecting their brain and how they can prevent brain injury. The presentations can be given in a variety of settings, from assemblies to classroom discussions, and through PowerPoint presentations that include an interactive game component or activities in small groups.   There are a variety of options available in the toolkit, including PowerPoint presentations, reading assignments, classroom discussions, small group discussions, videos and a Jeopardy style game.  We encourage you to use the toolkit to fit your needs.  The presentations can be presented through modules, and conducted in conjunction with relevant safety awareness days and months.  You know your students and school best, so we have provided a variety of ways to include this information in your school.

    Scenarios: What Would You Do?

    Protect Your Brain: High School Toolkit

    Protect Your Brain: High School Students’ Fact Sheet

    Protect Your Brain: Parent’s Fact Sheet

    On the Road to Adulthood

    Learn what your brain does. Learn why protecting your brain is so important. Learn simple steps to protect your brain every day. Have fun!

    Brain Injury 101: How to Guide

    Brain Injury 101 for High School Students

    Jeopardy-style classroom game for High School Students about Brain Injury facts.

    What is Brain Injury

    Protect Your Brain Resources