Connecticut Resources for Brain Injury, Stroke, Brain Tumors & Caregivers

Navigating life after a brain injury, stroke, or brain tumor can feel overwhelming. In addition to medical treatment and rehabilitation, survivors and families often need trusted information about emotional recovery, community support, financial assistance, transportation, vocational services, and caregiving.

NeuroSpark Counseling has created this Connecticut Resource Center to connect survivors, caregivers, healthcare professionals, and families with organizations, programs, and educational information that can support recovery throughout every stage of the journey.

Whether you are newly diagnosed or years into recovery, we hope these resources help you find the support you need.

Connecticut Resources for Brain Injury, Stroke, Brain Tumors & Caregivers

  • A realistic model of a human brain with detailed surface veins against a plain light background.

    Connecticut Brain Injury Resources

  • Close-up of a caregiver holding an elderly person's hand, showing a comforting gesture in a healthcare or supportive setting.

    Connecticut Stroke Support Resources

  • Medical professionals examining an X-ray of a human skull in a well-lit room with large windows.

    Connecticut Brain Tumor Resources

  • An elderly woman with white hair and glasses sitting in a wheelchair, looking at her granddaughter who is leaning over her, both engaged in a coloring activity at a table. The granddaughter is wearing a bright blue shirt and appears excited or happy. There's another person in the background, holding a paper, with a kitchen and a window with flowers outside visible in the background.

    Connecticut Caregiver and Support Professional Resources

  • Close-up of a healthcare professional wearing a white lab coat, carrying a red stethoscope with black tubes, arms crossed, standing against a plain background.

    Connecticut Healthcare Professional Wellness Resources