The 2025 installment of The Crumley House Joggin’ for the Noggin 5K brought 400 competitors to the scenic backroads of Limestone, Tennessee to join in supporting survivors of traumatic brain injury. Among them was Amber Tookey, a 39-year-old runner from Boise, Idaho, who delivered a standout performance, finishing first overall with an impressive time of 18:25—setting a blistering pace of 5:55 minutes per mile. But Tookey’s story is about more than just speed. It’s a testament to resilience, perseverance, and the power of the human spirit. … [Read more...]
Words and Pictures, A Crumley House History
For more than 30 years the Crumley House Brain Injury and Rehabilitation Center has provided services for survivors of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and their families. In continuing recognition of National Brain Injury Month, WJHL News Channel 11's Kelly Goetz recently visited us and in this video shares more about the history of The Crumley House. … [Read more...]
The Power of Movement: How Physical Training Supports Traumatic Brain Injury Recovery
Because traumatic brain injuries (TBI) can have life-altering effects, impacting mobility, balance, coordination, and overall physical health, The Crumley House places emphasis on being physically active. While the cognitive and emotional aspects of recovery often receive significant attention, the role of physical training in TBI rehabilitation is just as crucial. Physical training provides individuals with the tools to regain strength, improve function, and enhance overall well-being. … [Read more...]
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