Stories of service, recovery, community, and hope from Canadian military members and Veterans. Discover why they share their experiences and support brain health research.
Patricia “Patty” Smith shares her story of almost thirty years in the Canadian Armed Forces, the injuries nobody saw, and her hope of helping the women who serve after her.
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Blair Hennessey shares how multiple concussions during his military career led to a difficult medical release, and how recovery, education, and advocacy helped him rebuild.
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Bruce Moncor recounts surviving a devastating battlefield injury, the long road of recovery, and why he chose to donate his brain to research in the hope of helping others.
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Bruno Guévremont explains why he is joining the fight against concussions and how better awareness, support, and research can protect others from similar harm.
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Christopher McNee shares the lasting impact of 17 concussions, his years of service in the army, and how he learned to live with the long-term effects of repeated head injuries.
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Michael Terry reflects on his 23-year military career, the invisible toll of repeated exposure to blast and head impacts, and why he chose to pledge his brain to research.
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Master Warrant Officer (Ret’d) Simon Kardynal shares why he pledged his brain to Project Enlist and why every lived experience matters in concussion research.
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You're Not Alone
Sessions are for serving and former military Veterans who want to strengthen their daily performance, build better habits, and improve overall brain health.
Weekly on Mondays
Veterans group
1:00 - 2:00pm ET
Remote session
Help advance brain injury research and support Canadian service members, Veterans, their families and caregivers. Your donation helps those affected by brain injury find guidance, connection and support.
