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For Immediate Release
Pittsburgh, PA
Contact:
jp@pabia.org
The Pittsburgh Area Brain Injury Alliance
peer support meeting is held once each month on the first Tuesday from
7-9 P.M. in conference room B at the Life's Work Building 1323 Forbes
Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219.
Please contact Ed Crinnion at 412.761.9870
for more information.
The Pittsburgh Area Brain Injury Alliance
has recently assisted in the formation of two new peer group meetings.
One in Monroeville, the other in Indiana Twp. The following information
relates to these new meetings:
NEW- Monroeville Area Peer Support. Next meeting to be held Thursday. Denise Patterson will facilitate the Monroeville TBI Peer Support Meeting from 7 to 9 pm in the parlor of the Cross Roads Presbyterian Church, 2310 Haymaker Road, Monroeville, Pa. Contact Paul Damon at 412-372-2888 or email Denise Patterson at Deenomad@aol.com for more information. NEW-Indiana Twp. Peer Group Meeting. Next meeting to be held in the McLaughlin Education Center at the HealthSouth Harmarville building, Guys Run Road, from 7 PM to 9 PM . Contact: Tom Byrnes at 412-531-0343 or Ann Ciotoli at 412-828-1300, for more information. Sample Press Release Template
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State facts, for example, any or all of the following can be
helpful in stating the need for peer support: According to the Brain Injury Association, USA, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has recently estimated that there are 5.1 million persons living with long term, severe disability as a result of brain injury, and as many as 6.5 million persons living with some form of injury, including mild and moderate brain injuries. (source: biausa) Multiply that by the number of people every individual life touches and we find the number of people whose lives are affected in some way by brain injury to be unimaginable. According to the Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania, an estimated 2,000 fatalities occur due to traumatic brain injury each year in Pennsylvania. Also, more than 41,000 people are treated in Pennsylvania hospital emergency rooms for concussion and mild brain injury and almost 8,000 hospitalized each year due to traumatic brain injuries sustained in car accidents, work place accidents, falls, assaults, sports accidents and other injuries. Why will they use your release? Editors need stories. If you have anything in particular that might be of interest to readers, viewers and listeners, the people in charge will give you coverage. And your meeting attendance will improve. Please contact us for free personalized assistance in preparing your press release. |
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