October 25th is Occipital Neuralgia Awareness Day. Occipital Neuralgia (ON) is caused by irritation or inflammation of the occipital nerves located at the base of the skull, often triggered by head or neck trauma such as a concussion or whiplash injury. Our organization is committed to supporting those affected by ON, educating the public, and advancing research into its causes and treatments. Lighting the Philadelphia skyline teal on October 25th will send a powerful message of hope to patients across the city and beyond. Increased awareness leads to earlier diagnosis, better treatment options, and a stronger, more informed community.

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