Have you been swimming through brain fog? The founder and owner of Vive Well Health, Dr. Benjamin Busch, talks about his Colorado clinic's unique approach to brain health and wellness.

Open NOW is registration for the 2026 Brain Injury Conference! This year's topic is "Care Across The Ages," with a keynote addres and breakout sessions for professionals managing brain injury care for youth, adults and seniors. It's happening March 12, 2026. Get signed up now!

In this month's episode we follow Jack Storti on a harrowing yet inspiring journey. This onetime addict got clean, earned a degree, and now works with Denver County Courts, where he specializes in TBI and addiction management. 

Brain Injury Association Colorado has free support for TBI survivors struggling with addiction. Reach out -- BIAC is here to help.

Where will YOU be on Saturday Sept. 6? The Pikes Peak Challenge returns for its 40th year and we'd love to see you at 14,115 feet!

Registration is open for 3 hikes, including the classic challenge to the summit of Pikes Peak. Gather your friends and family, create a team, and raise money for the good work BIAC does across the state.

In this episode we talk with Catie Johnston-Brooks, a neuropsychologist at the Marcus Institute in Aurora Colorado. She gained new perspective on TBI recovery when a bike crash forced her to step back from work and focus on her brain.

In this episode we talk with Darcy Epeneter, the horse-riding, outdoors-loving coordinator behind the scenes of BIAC's outreach programs. Come summertime that means outdoor adventures like adaptive rafting, climbing and hiking with the Breckenridge Outdoor Education Center, plus crafting workshops and more all across the state.

Darcy's love for BIAC and this community shines through in everything she does. Learn more about summer programs and claim your spot online!

In this episode we hear from Stephanie Zavilla, the director of sports performance at Winter Park Competition Center in Colorado. She skis, bikes and plays hard for a living. A tubing hill accident reset her brain -- and gave her new insight on injury, recovery and resilience.

In this episode host Phil Lindeman talks with retired U.S. Air Force brigadier general Kathleen Flarity, now leading the Marcus Institute for Brain Health at the University of Colorado.

Flarity and her team are debunking myths about concussion and brain injury in modern warfare, and using what they learn to help survivors across the globe.

In this episode we hear from Denver trial lawyer Keith Fuicelli, who is fighting for survivor rights in the courtroom.

As a TBI survivor, Keith brings a unique and empathic approach to the legal system, where he compassionately explains the "invisible injury" to jurors who have never experienced one -- but now know what it's like to step inside the head of a survivor.

Colorado native and world traveler Sarah Whitmer talks about her move to Alaska, a fateful road trip, and how her experience with TBI is opening new volunteer opportunities she never dreamed were possible.

Kelly Tuttle was a career nurse practitioner when her life changed forever. For years after a car crash she struggled with fatigue, dizziness and nausea. Even as a professional she was frustrated by the healthcare system.

So after 20 years in cardiology, and newfound love for advocacy, she swapped hearts for brains!

In this episode I talk with Danielle de Boer, of Colorado Springs, who loves to live life at high speed.

In 2013 Danielle was hit by a car while road cycling. She was told she had a mild TBI. Like many other survivors, she realized this was just the beginning of a long and often frustrating road, where the smallest bumps can feel like insurmountable roadblocks -- until you rediscover your zest for life.

Starting January 1, Brain Injury Alliance Colorado (BIAC) will be known as Brain Injury Association of Colorado, a new affiliate of the national Brain Injury Association of America. It's the same nonprofit with the same mission -- to help TBI survivors across Colorado -- only now with a different name.