Every child’s injury story and path to recovery is different, and Dr. Shannon Scratch, senior clinician scientist and clinical neuropsychologist at the Bloorview Research Institute, believes in embracing this complexity. “We try to understand the different aspects of people’s lives that make them who they are. It’s okay to be complicated. Being complex is what makes us human," says Dr. Scratch, Assistant Professor, Rehabilitation Science Institute, University of Toronto. This #BrainInjuryAwareness month, learn more about how Dr. Scratch and her team are advancing care and research for kids with acquired brain injuries at the link in bio. . Image description: Dr. Shannon Scratch and six of her colleagues posed for a group photo in a row, in a hallway, smiling. Behind them is a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows.