Revolutionizing Brain Health

We are a non-profit on a mission to improve the standard of care for Traumatic Brain Injury survivors.

6 Pillars of Brain Health

We believe that everyone has the capacity to transform their brain by adopting a 6-pillar lifestyle approach to help the brain to heal, positively change and reach its optimal potential.

OUR PILLARS

A Healthier Brain Starts With The Right Foundation

Your brain is more than just an organ — it’s the command center of your body, influencing everything from heart function to digestion and immune response. In 6 Pillar Guide, the experts at Brain Changes Initiative break down the six key lifestyle factors that optimize brain health and longevity.

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THE WOLVES' DEN SUPPORT GROUP

A community support group that has been created for acquired brain injury (ABI) survivors. It is designed to bring you information and resources focused on our 6 pillars of brain health, with various guest speakers. It provides an empowering and supportive environment where ABI survivors can share their experiences, information, and resources.

Survivors and facilitators shine a light on what can be a difficult and unique journey, offering hope and moral support without judgment. Some strategies that are utilized include: gratitude, mindfulness, meditation and connecting with people who understand what having an ABI is like.

BCI’s Exceptional Volunteer: Taylor Snowden-Richardson

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR 2024 RECIPIENT

We are so excited to announce Taylor as BCI's Exceptional Volunteer of 2024, for her outstanding contributions and unwavering dedication to our cause. 

Her contributions include but are not limited to successfully leading: the BCI Victoria Chapter, The Wolves’ Den TBI Support Group, the Move for Neurogenesis - Victoria, and the Pillar Review Paper Project, and the Brain Health Summit in Sidney, BC. 

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Our Commitment to Research

We are committed to a new thinking paradigm highlighting evidence that the brain re-wires, adapts, and changes.

Our ongoing research projects are in collaboration with a variety of leading brain health organizations and are centered around non-pharmacological approaches of brain health.