The Crumley House welcomed nearly 400 participants on Saturday for its 12th Annual Joggin’ for the Noggin! 5K and Pancake Breakfast, continuing a beloved tradition that brings the community together in support of individuals living with traumatic brain injuries. Under sunny skies and a brisk 48-degree morning, runners and walkers enjoyed ideal race conditions, with the scenic Appalachian Mountains of Northeast Tennessee providing a picturesque backdrop for the event. … [Read more...]
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month: Shedding Light on an Invisible Epidemic
March is officially recognized as Brain Injury Awareness Month, a time to increase public understanding of traumatic brain injury (TBI), support survivors and families, and highlight the critical need for education, advocacy, and access to rehabilitation services. Every year in the United States, an estimated 2.8 million people sustain a traumatic brain injury — contributing to hospitalizations, long-term disability, and death. TBI affects people of all ages and backgrounds, from children in sports to older adults experiencing falls, to veterans and accident survivors — yet many still struggle silently with lifelong cognitive, physical, and emotional challenges. … [Read more...]
Crumley House Coffee & Karaoke – using the power of music following Traumatic Brain Injury
Music has a way of reaching places words can’t touch. For individuals living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI), music is more than just background noise—it can be a powerful tool for healing, expression, and connection. At The Crumley House Brain Injury Rehabilitation Center, we see this impact every day. Music is woven into the fabric of our programs—not just as therapy, but as joy, motivation, and community. … [Read more...]