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Dr. Maria Mouratidis Talks About Compassion Fatigue in Caregivers
Dr. Maria Mouratidis is is a licensed neuropsychologist and currently the command consultant and subject matter expert for Traumatic Brain Injury and Psychological Health at the National Naval Medical Center. This is BrainLine's exclusive interview with Dr. Mouratidis recorded on September 17th, 2008. Transcript of the video here.
Dr. Maria Mouratidis Talks About Compassion Fatigue in Caregivers Learn why burn-out can be a very real problem for caregivers.
Paying the Bills: Health Insurance, Disability Pay, and Attorneys
Paying the Bills: Health Insurance, Disability Pay, and Attorneys Financial and legal issues after a TBI can feel like walking through a maze. Learn how to find your way.
Unthinkable - Tips: The ICU
Unthinkable - Tips: The ICU Having a loved one in the ICU after a brain injury can be frightening and confusing. Tips from a mother who has been there.
A Hard Chance
A Hard Chance A love story — before and after a devastating brain injury.
Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer and Dr. Taryn Stejskal on What Happens to a Family After Brain Injury
On April 24, 2009, BrainLine had the opportunity to sit down with Dr. Kreutzer and Dr. Stejskal to talk about their work with people with traumatic brain injury and their families. Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough and Brian King. Transcript of this video.
Don’t Forget to Take Care of Yourself (Too!)
Don’t Forget to Take Care of Yourself (Too!) Take this test and see how you rate.
Brain Basics
Brain Basics The brain is incredibly complex -- take an interactive journey to see how the brain works and what impact an injury can have.
Vision Issues After Brain Injury: BrainLine Talks with Dr. Gregory Goodrich
Vision Issues After Brain Injury: BrainLine Talks with Dr. Gregory Goodrich Vision problems are common after TBI since 40-50% of the brain is involved in vision.
 
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One Bad Decision
One Bad Decision
"Don't let this happen to you" — Watch one young man's story of his brain injury.
Why Is It So Hard to Keep Cheerleaders Safe?
Why Is It So Hard to Keep Cheerleaders Safe?
Cheerleading is a real sport with real injuries — like brain injuries. It's time to take notice.
A Three Dog Life
A Three Dog Life
"My husband survived. The man I married didn't." Marriage after brain injury.
Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports
Heads Up: Concussion in Youth Sports
This toolkit teaches coaches, athletes, and parents how to play it safe.
Perfectly Imperfect
Perfectly Imperfect
Spirited stories and advice from Lee Woodruff — from all she has learned since her husband's TBI.
Beyond the Invisible: Living with Brain Injury
This project was developed in cooperation with the New York State Department of Health, supported by project H21MC06742 from the Department of Health and Human Services, Health Resources and Services Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau. This material is public domain. For more information, go to http://www.bianys.org Narrated by Lee Woodruff, this video shares stories with military men and women who sustained TBIs and how they are living their lives now. Transcript of this video.
Beyond the Invisible: Living with Brain Injury
Real life stories of military men and women — and their families.
Caron Gan Talks About Finding Support in the Brain Injury Community
Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough and Brian King. This marriage and family therapist talks about common issues after TBI. Transcript of this video.
Caron Gan Talks About Finding Support in the Brain Injury Community
Advice from a family therapist on finding community support after TBI.
Violence Prevention Tips
Violence Prevention Tips
You can never be too careful. Information about shaken baby syndrome, elder abuse, youth violence, and more.
Dr. James Kelly Talks About Children, Helmets, and Concussion
Dr. James Kelly is professor of Neurosurgery and Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation at the University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine and associate director of the Colorado Area Health Education Center System. This is BrainLine's exclusive interview with Dr. Kelly recorded on July 11, 2008. Transcript of the video.
Dr. James Kelly Talks About Children, Helmets, and Concussion
Learn why prevention is key when it comes to kids.
Working the Sidelines
"Don't even try to fool me because I'm watching you!" So says Jay Driscoll, ATC / CSCS, athletic director at Washington, DC’s St. Albans School, to his student athletes, alluding to the fact that some athletes cover up a mild brain injury so as to stay in the game. With a no-nonsense attitude and a keen sense of humor, Jay talks to BrainLine about his program on injury prevention, care, and rehabilitation services as well as how he helps his athletes meet and exceed demands by enhancing their physical fitness, performance, and health. Transcript of this video.
Working the Sidelines
One athletic director's strategies for keeping young athletes' brains safe.