Behind every statistic is a survivor living with an invisible injury. Brain injury from IPV is often unrecognized, misdiagnosed, or dismissed, yet it can shape every aspect of recovery and wellbeing.

Violence against Indigenous women, girls, and gender-diverse people remains a national crisis in Canada.

The impacts of this violence are deep, affecting physical, emotional, and community wellbeing.

#MMIWG #EndViolence #BrainInjuryAwareness

Octobers Research Roundup is here highlighting a study on brain injury, violence, and victimization.

#ResearchRoundup #IPV-BI #BrainInjury

Put your knowledge to the test with this month’s "True or False" on #IPV and #BrainInjury and #MentalHealth

Here’s a quick look at training from SOAR’s Executive Director, Karen Mason, on supporting survivors of intimate partner violence–caused brain injuries.

To book a session, email [email protected] or book on our website through this link! soarproject.ca/trainings-pr...