Minds Matter LLC

Y’all need to be volunteering for the Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City !!! 💜💜💜💜💜

Let’s Jam! 💜💜💜💜

We had a great time at the ATK Wheelchair Seating and Mobility course! Pictured are a few of our OTs and PTs trying out the chairs (and testing out those reclining features 😂). Thanks to ATK for such a fun and informative two-day event! #PT #OT #nationalphysicaltherapymonth #PTA #COTA #wheelchairmobility #continuingeducation

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Calley and Matt had a great time representing Minds Matter, LLC at the University of Kansas Medical Center Vendor Fair! 💜💙🩵 Did you see them today?! Let us know in the comments! 💬⬇️

We’re excited to announce that the Brain Injury Association of Kansas and Greater Kansas City (BIAKS) will host its 2026 Annual Conference on April 16–17, 2026, at the Maner Conference Center in Topeka, Kansas! This two-day event brings together professionals, survivors, caregivers, and advocates dedicated to advancing brain injury awareness, research, and rehabilitation. Please mark your calendars — additional details on registration, agenda, and lodging will be shared soon! 🔗 Learn more at www.biaks.org

Save the Date! 🗓️ Erica Bates, President of @mindsmatterllc, will be speaking at the State of the States Brain Injury Conference Monday, October 27th! Erica will be highlighting organizational outcomes and cost comparisons that show how our approach helps states improve services while meeting Olmstead obligations. For more information, visit: nashia.org/sos2025 We hope to see you there! 🩵💜💙 #personcentered #community #creative #advocacy #inclusive #beautifultherapy #tbiawareness #empower #strokeawareness #SLP #PT #OT #CT #BT #recovery #journey #meaningfultherapy #continuingeducation #continuingeducationopportunities

Call for Caregiver Stories At BIAKS, we know that behind every person living with a brain injury, there are caregivers—family members, friends, and community members—who give their time, energy, and love every day. We want to share your stories. By lifting up the voices of caregivers, we can raise awareness about the challenges, the resilience, and the hope that define caregiving after brain injury. If you are a caregiver, we invite you to share your experience. What does caregiving look like for you? What have you learned along the way? What do you wish others understood about caregiving? Your story can make a difference. It can help others feel less alone, and it can shine a light on the reality of brain injury for the wider community. Please send your story to Amy at amccarter@bia-ks.org You may also include a photo if you feel comfortable. Together, let’s raise awareness and honor the incredible work of caregivers! #braininjurysupport #braininjuryawareness #caregiver #caregiversupport