Brain Injury Alliance of Montana

06/19/2026

⚾🧠 EVERY PLAY MATTERS. 🧠⚾

Today, BIAMT is focusing on brain injuries in baseball and softball.

Head injuries can happen from:
• collisions on the field
• line drives
• slides
• catcher impacts
• being struck by a ball or bat

A concussion is not “just part of the game.”

Protecting athletes means:
💚 wearing batting helmets properly
💚 using catcher safety gear
💚 speaking up after impacts
💚 recognizing concussion symptoms early
💚 taking recovery seriously

Strong athletes protect their brain — on and off the field.

Protect the Montana Brain. 💚

06/18/2026

06/18/2026

🛹🧠 COOL IS PROTECTING YOUR BRAIN. 🧠🛹

Today, BIAMT is focusing on brain injuries in skateboarding, BMX, and action sports.

Falls happen fast.
And head injuries can happen even faster.

A helmet may not prevent every injury —
but it can dramatically reduce the risk of severe traumatic brain injury.

Whether at the skate park, on neighborhood ramps, or hitting Montana trails:
💚 Wear the helmet
💚 Replace damaged helmets
💚 Watch for concussion symptoms
💚 Speak up after hard falls
💚 Protect your future

The strongest riders are the ones who protect their brain.

Protect the Montana Brain. 💚

06/18/2026

🦸‍♀️👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Looking for an affordable family night out?

Join the Brain Injury Alliance of Montana and the Missoula PaddleHeads for Superhero Night on Friday, June 26!

This is more than a baseball game—it’s a celebration of survivors, families, caregivers, and the heroes who make our communities stronger every day.

✨ Just $5 General Admission Tickets
🦸 Dress as your favorite superhero
⚾ Family-friendly fun for all ages
💚 Specialty jerseys and community celebration

Grab your capes, gather your family, and help us fill the ballpark with heroes!

🎟️ Special Ticket Link:

https://tickets.paddleheadspost.com/c/mjnhws6a

One night.
One community.
Lots of heroes.

06/17/2026

🤠🧠 RIDE SMART. PROTECT YOUR FUTURE. 🧠🤠

Today, BIAMT is focusing on brain injuries in rodeo and western sports — a huge part of Montana culture and community.

Whether it’s bull riding, barrel racing, broncs, roping, or ranch work, falls and head impacts can happen fast.

Concussions are not just “getting your bell rung.”

Signs can include:🚩 headache🚩 dizziness🚩 confusion🚩 nausea🚩 balance problems🚩 sensitivity to light or noise

Protecting rodeo athletes means:💚 wearing properly fitted helmets when possible💚 recognizing concussion symptoms💚 reporting hits to the head💚 allowing time for recovery

Real toughness is protecting your future.

Protect the Montana Brain. 💚

06/16/2026

🌟 Join Us at the ADA Picnic! 🌟

The Brain Injury Alliance of Montana is excited to be part of this year’s ADA Picnic as we celebrate 36 years of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the incredible strength, resilience, and contributions of people with disabilities throughout our communities.

📅 Tuesday, June 16
⏰ 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
📍 Silver Park, 700 Cregg Lane, Missoula

Stop by the BIAMT table to:
🧠 Learn about brain injury prevention, resources, and support programs
💚 Connect with our team and community partners
🎉 Celebrate inclusion, accessibility, and independence for all

Enjoy a day filled with:
🍔 Free lunch & cake
🎶 Live music from KBGA
🏃 Adaptive recreation demonstrations
🎲 Games, activities, and community fun

We look forward to seeing survivors, caregivers, families, friends, and community members come together to celebrate what makes our community stronger—everyone belongs.

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06/16/2026

⚽🧠 PROTECT MORE THAN THE GOAL. 🧠⚽

Today, BIAMT is focusing on brain injuries in soccer.

Concussions can happen from:
• player collisions
• falls
• headers
• contact with the ground or goalposts

And many athletes keep playing because they don’t realize they’ve had a concussion.

But symptoms are not always immediate.

Watch for:
🚩 headaches
🚩 dizziness
🚩 confusion
🚩 blurry vision
🚩 sensitivity to light/noise
🚩 changes in behavior or balance

Smart athletes speak up.
Smart coaches listen.
Smart recovery takes time.

Protecting the brain is part of protecting the athlete.

Protect the Montana Brain. 💚

06/16/2026

💚 Community is what makes missions possible.

Today, we want to recognize and thank two incredible partners helping make Superhero Night possible on June 26.

⚾ The Missoula PaddleHeads for opening their ballpark and partnering with us to raise awareness for brain injury survivors and families across Montana.

⚖️ Maldonado Law for their generous sponsorship and commitment to supporting our mission.

When businesses and organizations come together, amazing things happen. Awareness grows. Communities strengthen. Lives are impacted.

Now let’s show them what Montana can do.

🦸 Help us PACK THE STADIUM on June 26!

🎟️ $5 General Admission Tickets
🎟️ Special Link Pricing:
https://tickets.paddleheadspost.com/c/mjnhws6a

Join us for specialty jerseys, superhero fun, and a night celebrating the real heroes among us.

Together, we can make this the biggest Superhero Night yet.

06/15/2026

🏈🧠 SPORTS SAFETY STARTS WITH THE BRAIN. 🧠🏈

This week, BIAMT is focusing on brain injuries in Montana sports and how we can better protect athletes of all ages.

Today: Football.

Concussions can happen from:
• helmet-to-helmet contact
• hard tackles
• repeated impacts
• falls to the ground

And sometimes the signs are missed because athletes want to “stay in the game.”

But brain injuries are not something to push through.

Warning signs can include:
🚩 headache
🚩 dizziness
🚩 confusion
🚩 sensitivity to light/noise
🚩 nausea
🚩 balance problems

Protecting athletes means:
💚 reporting symptoms
💚 proper tackling techniques
💚 wearing well-fitted equipment
💚 allowing full recovery before returning to play

No game is more important than a healthy brain.

Protect the Montana Brain. 💚