Our co-founders @kmason10 and Paul van Donkelaar are in Vancouver today, and looking forward to this talk by Dr. Carrie Esopenko, and to meeting with other researchers, clinicians, and advocates who share a commitment to exploring the intersection of #BI and #IPV. centreforbrainhealth.ca/events/dr-carr…

Less than a month until the 2024 ENIGMA-Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) & PINK Concussions 🧠 virtual conference "IPV & Brain Injury: Breaking Down Barriers & Building Understanding" If you haven’t registered yet, there’s still time! You can register for FREE here: forms.gle/25vwdLMHZwUgXS…

Are you interested in doing cutting edge research on IPV-related brain injury & interventions for interpersonal violence-related brain injury? Dr. Kajankova and I are hiring a clinical research coordinator!!! Come & join our team! Click for more info: careers.mountsinai.org/jobs/3014660?l…

[1/2] This #VeteransDay, we honor your service and unwavering bravery. Thank you for the extraordinary sacrifice you and your families have made💙❤️ #VeteransDay2024 #TBI #thankaveteran

We are live!!! I am in a state of shock, & my heart is filled with immense gratitude, that >700 people registered for the ENIGMA-Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and PINK Concussions 🧠 IPV-related BI conference. This work is so profoundly important and we will make a difference! Brain Injury Research Center (BIRC) of Mount Sinai Mount Sinai Rehabilitation and Human Performance

In case you missed it, Dr. Carrie Esopenko delivered a wonderful keynote: "IPV and Brain Injury: The Current State of the Science" at the 2024 ENIGMA-Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) & PINK Concussions 🧠 IPV-BI Conference! She highlighted current knowledge, emerging research areas, and the importance of collaboration!

Hot off the press! Recent work from the ENIMGA IPV Working Group, led by Dr. Tricia Merkley, highlight considerations for IPV-related brain injury research. link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Excited to see Divya Jain, PhD first author publication on IPV- HT in women and men published! This work highlights that PTSD and depression symptom severity may be driven by experiencing physical IPV, with some exacerbation due to experiencing HT. journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117…

I'm excited to be presenting at the 12th Annual NYU Langone Concussion Conference: Advancing Concussion Health Equity and Innovative Care: Exploring the Latest Developments and Best Practices on February 6th. Register for the virtual webinar here: highmarksce.com/nyumc/Planners…

Starting off 2025 with a GKEN Fireside Chat! Join us to discuss Harnessing Multi-System Collaboration for IPV-BI Care. Where: Zoom When: January 22nd @ 3pm EST If you have not already registered, please email [email protected] to join!

The Brain Injury Research Center is wearing BLUE for #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth to honor all those who have been impacted by brain injuries💙. #TBI #BrainInjuryAwareness #GOBLUE

92% of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) survivors have sustained at least one brain injury, some report “too many to count.” At the Brain Injury Research Center, we are committed to conducting studies looking at the connection between #TBI and #IPV. #BrainInjuryAwarenessMonth

Congratulations to Ella Carlsson for her first international presentation! She presented poster on Considerations for Conducting Research on Intimate Partner Violence-Related Brain Injury last weekend at IBIA in Montreal!

Divya Jain gave a fantastic presentation on Childhood Adversity and Intimate Partner Violence-Related Brain Injury Symptoms at IBIA in Montreal last weekend! We're excited to share more information on this work shortly!

Dr. Carrie Esopenko and Dr. Jonny Lifshitz hosted two inaugural live podcast sessions for IBIA in Montreal last weekend! The first addressed the Intersection of Intimate Partner Violence and TBI, and the second focused on Life Experiences with TBI: Transitions and Perspectives

Sheila MacDonald will lead upcoming ENIGMA GKEN Education Session on “IPV-Related Head Trauma and Non-Fatal Strangulation Follow Up Care at SA/DVTCs in Ontario: What Currently Exists and What More is Needed” Tuesday, April 1st at 3pm EST on Zoom Register at [email protected]

Are you a woman between the ages of 18-60 in the Tri-State area who has been injured by a partner? You may be eligible to participate in a paid research study looking at the effects of intimate partner violence. Please contact [email protected] for more information

Join us for our next ENIGMA GKEN Fireside Chat on Intimate Partner Violence and Pregnancy When: Tuesday, May 27th at 4pm EST Where: Zoom Register at [email protected]