Volunteer Coach Application

Volunteer coaches support the Brain Center’s Coaching Program. Coaches are a vital part of Brain Center programming as they help provide a “brave space” for individuals to ask questions, get connected, and feel understood.

Ideal candidates would have a current or former connection to the medical field (i.e. retired nurse, physician, PA, etc.).  Additional preference for individuals with  “lived experience”.  This includes being a care partner or providing support for someone with a neurodegenerative disease.  Qualifications may support expertise around a particular neurodegenerative disease or condition (Parkinson’s Disease, dementia, stroke, etc.). Interest and involvement may also be a general desire to help advance the brain health movement.  

Core coaching components include research-informed brain wellness education and risk reduction strategies (6 Pillars of Brain Health), injury prevention, and goal setting based on the individual's unique needs, experiences, and abilities. 

Skills/Qualifications

  • Passion for promoting the 6 Pillars of Brain Health

  • Desire to work with individuals and families impacted by neurological disease

  • Participation in coach/educator gatherings

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with the Brain Center of Green Bay. The Brain Center serves as a community resource and local “hub” for brain disease and brain conditions. Our work is guided by the C.A.R.E. approach - Collaborate, Advocate, Research, and Educate. 

We offer volunteer opportunities through our Personalized Coaching, Community Education, and General Volunteer.

Once we receive your application, we will be in touch with you to set up a time to meet to discuss your interest in volunteering. If you have further questions, please contact LaReina Tipping, Program Manager, Brain Center of Green Bay 920-393-4080 ext. 102 or lareinatipping@braincentergb.org.