Tyaisha Blount-Dillon is an award-winning author, brain-health advocate, educator, and founder dedicated to helping children and families better understand brain health, resilience, and the power of movement.
Drawing from her personal journey with Young-Onset Parkinson’s disease and her professional background in science, sustainability, and community education, Tyaisha transforms complex health concepts into engaging, culturally relevant experiences.
She is the author of The Bayou Bounce, a Louisiana-inspired children’s book that uses storytelling, movement, family, and culture to introduce children to brain health, resilience, and healthy choices.
Tyaisha holds a Master of Science in Biosystems Engineering and Technology from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Her advocacy and community work have connected healthcare, research, education, and community organizations to make brain-health education more accessible to families.
At the heart of Tyaisha’s work is a simple belief: movement is more than physical—it is about continuing forward despite life’s challenges.
Her message to children, families, and communities is:oo
Move Into Your Destiny