Brain Injury Connections Northwest

Our July Calendar is rockin' and a rollin' with all of your regular favorites plus an exciting workshop with the Speech Language graduate students from Pacific University! 

Be sure to register so we know you're coming and on which day. 

Also be sure to check out our friends over at .access for tips to beat the heat as well as safety tips, and our friends over at  for some fun summer events!

Did you miss out on the fun in May? Not to worry, there's a few more opportunities to experience Portland Sunday Parkways!

Our next walk/ride is this sunday, June 28th on the corner of SE 113th and SE Stark Street.

Be sure to come say hi to our team at the booth 🤩

We are only a couple weeks away from the first 2026 Portland Sunday Parkways walk and ride! Pencil us in for Sunday, May 17th at 11:45 to 2:30.

We are looking forward to having you join us this year and enjoy some sunshine, friendship, local Portland vibes and a gentle scoot around closed streets.

Be sure to stop by our booth and say hi!

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

Brain injury affects more than just our physical bodies. Brain injury can change how we feel, act and interact with our environment around us.

Navigating the Brain injury itself can be overwhelming, but the feelings of loss and isolation for both the survivor and their friends, family and caregivers often can be more than we should ever carry alone.

While social support groups do not replace professional help, they can help you to get plugged into a community that understands what you're going through.

Pair social groups like we have here at Brain Injury Connections - Northwest with the mental health support of a professional or those at and you have a solid step towards tools and community.