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The Brain Injury Peer Visitor Association – an organization made up of and led by volunteers – is dedicated to providing the hope, support, and resources necessary to help brain injury survivors and their families navigate the often-difficult and confusing recovery process associated with brain injuries.

We offer Hope, Support, Empathy, Education, and Information for hospitalized and rehabilitating brain injury survivors and their families, from someone who has BEEN THERE and DONE THAT.

We help people with ALL TYPES OF BRAIN INJURIES, whether caused by:

  • stroke
  • aneurysm
  • anoxia
  • tumors
  • surgery
  • brain disease
  • brain bleeds
  • car wrecks
  • falls
  • beatings
  • sports injuries
  • military duties
  • etc.

Click on our logo for a PDF of our brochure.

Brain Injury Peer Visitor Association logo

Explanation of Our Logo

  • The brain:

    • Is depicted with a bright light and glow, to show hope, peace, and to represent the energy needed to improve and heal.

  • The color purple:

    • Is a calming, peaceful color – psychologically, when a person sees purple he/she becomes more at ease or relaxed.
    • In the Bible, represents royalty, something of great value.
    • In ancient times was made from the dye of a very rare shellfish.

  • The aura around the head:

    • Represents a positive, spiritual light which represents hope and healing.
    • Is an angelic glow (we each have help with our fight to improve and to get better).

  • The Celtic braid surrounding the head in the logo:

    • Celtic Knots or braids typically represent unity between two things – a shared experience. (Appropriate to represent Peer Visitation – helping rehabilitate through a shared understanding of what the survivor is going through.)

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