Brain Rehab Network

Still feeling dizzy or off-balance long after an injury? It could be Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness.

Our latest article explores PPPD, common symptoms, and how rehabilitation can help.

https://brainrehabnetwork.com/persistent-postural-perceptual-dizziness-pppd/

PPPD: When Dizziness Doesn't Go Away Learn about Persistent Postural-Perceptual Dizziness (PPPD), why dizziness can persist, common symptoms, triggers, and how rehabilitation can help.

If you called, visited or contacted , chances are you’ve experienced the warmth, professionalism and smooth operations. THANK YOU LAURA - you are our amazing teammate and the one who stays friendly, calms the chaos, are a “master multitasker” and do so much behind the scenes. To the community please join us celebrating our !

We are less than a week away from the Portland Heart Walk! ❤️

Join BRN for a fun Saturday morning to walk to support research for heart and brain health! The more people who can walk, donate, or share this post, the bigger the impact we’ll have to educate our community about heart and brain health!

Join us Saturday, June 6th at 8am at the University of Portland! Sign up to walk or donate to the BRN team by following the link in our bio!

And just maybe, there will be another unicorn sighting 👀🦄

BRN is a different kind of rehab!

We give each of our clients some swag when they graduate so they can remember what they’ve accomplished in their time here at BRN. Everyone who walks through this program is an undisputed overcomer! Rather than saying “see ya later,” we chose to celebrate the accomplishment of completing rehab, and walking into the next chapter in life!

Thank you to all who came out to be a part of the BRN Team for the Vancouver Heart and Stroke walk!

Thank you and for putting on such a fun and important event to raise awareness for heart and stroke research!

And of course, thank you to our team mascot for showing up with all the laughs!🦄

Thank you for another amazing volunteer opportunity this week!

We are enjoying learning about farm life, helping out with tasks like collecting eggs, and of course playing with the cutest baby goats!🐐

Sure, brain injury rehab is lots of hard work, but it can also be filled with fun and games that help the recovery journey feel a little more joyful and little more fun!🎯🎳

Playing games, such as corn hole, can be rehabilitation! Games like this can help with hand eye coordination, balance, strength, and teamwork. Not to mention that playing games helps spread joy and laughter, things that are essential to building community and a smooth recovery!

What kind of games do you want to see on your recovery journey???