1299 E. Canal St, Nelsonville, OH 45764, US
Traumatic Brain Injuries Mental health Awareness and suicide prevention
Dedicated to supporting Traumatic Brain Injury, Mental Health Awareness and Suicide Prevention for families and Patients
About US
Our Mental Health Mission
At the Chris Roell TBI Foundation, our family and supporters are dedicated to putting your healing needs at the forefront of everything we do. We take immense pride in offering a high-quality, compassionate approach that blends education, Mental Health, Suicide Prevention and Traumatic Brain Injury awareness.
Our mission is to ensure that every individual and family affected by TBI feels seen, heard, and supported. We’re here to provide not just information, but real connections—connecting you to the resources, guidance, and community that will help you through this challenging journey.
Above all, our goal is to make you feel that you’re never alone. We aim to provide you with the support you need as quickly as possible, so you can focus on your healing with confidence, knowing you have a dedicated team behind you every step of the way.
Experience and Professionalism
With years of experience, our family and dedicated team are here to support both you and your loved ones through the challenges of TBI and Mental. We focus on providing awareness, education, and making connections that are tailored to your specific needs.
We understand the profound impact Traumatic Brain Injuries can have, not just physically, but on mental health as well. Our mission is to ensure you have the support you need—so you can focus on caring for your mind, healing more quickly, and trusting in the people who care for you the most.
People Who Care
Not only will our members and volunteers support your treatment, but we also focus on educating, raising awareness, and answering your questions. Our mission is to help you and your family improve your quality of life, achieve wellness goals, and heal your mind so you can live your best life possible.
We understand that depression can be a common symptom of TBI, and we believe it’s something that can be treated. Recognizing the signs early is key to getting the treatment and support you need for a better, healthier future.