Along with National Social Work Month, March is also recognized by the BIAA (Brain Injury Association of America) as National Brain Injury Awareness Month. How do these topics correlate?
Discover how Social Workers can impact the recovery of mild traumatic brain injuries. Visit www.biausa.org to learn about BIAA’s mission to improve the quality of life for all people affected by brain injury.
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