Materials for Download or Order

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The Office of Acquired Brain Injury develops educational materials you can download below. View the Spanish version of this page for Spanish language materials. You can also order these items for free through the HHSC Pinnacle web page.

Office of Acquired Brain Injury Brochure

The Office of Acquired Brain Injury Brochure is a quick guide to learn about brain injury, what the Office of Acquired Brain Injury does, and where to find resources in Texas.

Texas Brain Injury Resource Guide

The Texas Brain Injury Resource Guide is a tool to help brain injury survivors and caregivers find the support they need. The guide includes information on navigating life after brain injury, financial help, long-term services and supports, and many other brain injury resources and services.

Brain Injury Infographic Poster

The Brain Injury Infographic Poster defines brain injuries and their causes, displays key statistics on brain injuries, and provides brain injury prevention tips.

Concussion Card

Concussion cards contain quick and easy-to-read information for anyone who wants to learn more about the risk and effects of concussion. These cards can be shared with parents, patients, students and any other people who might be involved.

Stroke Card

The Stroke Card contains quick and easy-to-read information for anyone who wants to learn about the signs of stroke. This card can be shared with parents, patients, students and any other people who might be involved.

Fall Prevention Tips Fact Sheet

The Fall Prevention Tips Fact Sheet (PDF) contains quick and easy-to-read information and tips about preventing falls for all age groups.

Acquired Brain Injury Myths and Facts Fact Sheet

The Acquired Brain Injury Myths and Facts Fact Sheet (PDF) contains common misunderstandings about brain injuries and the facts that everyone should know.

To learn more, contact the Office of Acquired Brain Injury at 512-706-7191 or by email the OABI.