About IBIA
Advancing Brain Injury Care Through Global Collaboration, Education, and Research
For more than 30 years, the International Brain Injury Association has brought together clinicians, researchers, advocates, and organizations dedicated to improving outcomes for individuals affected by brain injury worldwide
International Brain Injury Association (IBIA)
Founded in 1993, the International Brain Injury Association (IBIA) is a global multidisciplinary organization dedicated to improving the lives of individuals affected by brain injury through research, education, advocacy, and collaboration.
IBIA brings together healthcare professionals, researchers, clinicians, advocates, caregivers, and organizations from around the world who share a common goal: advancing the understanding, treatment, and rehabilitation of traumatic and non-traumatic brain injury.
As the organizer of the biennial World Congress on Brain Injury—the largest international meeting focused exclusively on brain injury—IBIA provides a platform for sharing scientific discoveries, promoting best practices, fostering professional connections, and supporting innovation in patient care.
Today, IBIA continues to serve as a leading international voice in brain injury, supporting educational initiatives, professional development, scientific exchange, and global partnerships that advance brain injury research and improve outcomes for individuals and families worldwide.
To learn more, please visit us here: https://www.internationalbrain.org/
Working Together to Advance Brain Injury Care Worldwide
IBIA is proud to collaborate with its affiliated organizations and sections, each bringing unique expertise, perspectives, and leadership to important areas of brain injury research, rehabilitation, advocacy, and education. Together, these partnerships strengthen our shared commitment to improving outcomes for individuals living with brain injury around the world.
International Paediatric Brain Injury Society
The International Paediatric Brain Injury Society connects professionals across countries and cultures to advance research and disseminate knowledge related to acquired brain injury in children, adolescents, and young adults. IPBIS is committed to improving lifelong outcomes for young people affected by brain injury and supporting the families who care for them.
North American Brain Injury Society
The North American Brain Injury Society is dedicated to moving brain injury science into practice. Through education, scientific exchange, and multidisciplinary collaboration, NABIS supports professionals working across clinical care, research, policy, and advocacy to improve outcomes for individuals with brain injury and their communities.
PINK Concussions
PINK Concussions is a global leader in advancing awareness, education, research, and care for women and girls with brain injury, including concussion. Through its focus on sex-specific and gender-responsive approaches, PINK Concussions works to ensure women and girls receive timely identification, appropriate treatment, and compassionate support.
The International Society for Cognitive Rehabilitation
The International Society for Cognitive Rehabilitation is a multidisciplinary organization committed to advancing cognitive rehabilitation therapy worldwide. Through professional collaboration, education, and the development of best practices, iSCR promotes innovation and excellence in cognitive rehabilitation across disciplines and care settings.
