What a delightful surprise to have the inimitable @picardonhealth.bsky.social share the podcast @paulvandonkelaar.bsky.social and I got to participate in on behalf of @soarproject.bsky.social. Thank you! #braininjury #intimatepartnerviolence
Thanks for the shout out @avisfavaro.bsky.social! We at @soarproject.bsky.social are delighted to see this hidden public health issue getting more exposure @kmason10.bsky.social #IntimatePartnerViolence #BrainInjury
In honor of #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth, I’m proud to share that my college UF HHP featured my research in UF News!
I conducted a pilot study characterizing IPV-related head trauma in military spouses, a population vastly underrepresented in research compared to service members/veterans.
Our research-based keynote speaker for the 2026 ENIGMA IPV and @pinkconcussions.bsky.social IPV-BI Conference is Dr. Monique R. Pappadis!
You won't want to miss her talk, so register at the link below!
Registration: bit.ly/4xT4JY0
For more info, visit: www.esopenkolab.com/general-info...
Catch up on what’s happening at SOAR, from new resources and research to the people, partnerships and programs helping advance understanding and support for survivors of IPV-caused brain injury (IPV-BI).
📰 Read the Fall Newsletter: soarproject.ca/news/blogs/
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Registration is now open for four nationwide groups, launching this October. Head to soarproject.ca/together-we-thrive to learn more.
Together We Thrive is made possible through funding from Gender Equality Canada / Femmes et Égalité des genres Canada (WAGE/FEGC).
great work from Dr Cheryl Wellington 🎉@ubcmedicine.bsky.social
@dmcbrainhealth.bsky.social
A blood test that detects brain injury could soon help intimate partner violence survivors. UBC scientists hope the results could be used to access treatment and as evidence in courts, by Qurrat Ul Ain www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic... via @theglobeandmail.com
Proud mentor moment for two former grad students (Drs. Naomi Maldonado-Rodriguez and Quinn Boyle) who were recently named @healthresearchbc.bsky.social Research Trainee awardees - www.healthresearchbc.ca/news-events/...
🚨 Did you know? IPV-caused brain injury can happen without a blow to the head?
Hitting, pushing, shaking, strangulation and suffocation can all cause brain injury.
Know the signs. Know how to respond. Take the FREE CATT IPV-R training — less than an hour + certificate.
The idea that Annie might have suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) at the hands of her abusive ex-partner didn’t even cross her mind. It wasn’t until she filled out an intake form at Montreal's West Island Women’s Shelter.
