01/23/2026
Happy National Handwriting Day from the Brain Injury Association of Arizona
Handwriting can be something we take for granted—until a brain injury changes what “simple” feels like. For many survivors, regaining the ability to write again is a hard-won milestone in recovery, built one letter, one line, one page at a time.
Today, we also want to hold space for loved ones and caregivers. If you’re supporting someone after a brain injury, consider picking up a pen and journaling about your experience—what’s been hard, what you’re learning, what you’re proud of. Or, if you need a break from “brain injury” being the center of everything, write about something completely unrelated that brings you joy: a favorite memory, a place you want to visit, a recipe you love, a song you can’t stop playing.
Your words matter—whether they’re part of healing, or simply a moment of peace.