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Life with a Brain Injury: Preparing Yourself and Your Family
There is no preparation for a brain injury, but knowledge and action in its wake are key for the whole family.
Self-Advocacy
Giving students with disabilities the skills to self-advocate.
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.
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.
I Wanted My Brain Back What happens when you’re a PhD economist and you suddenly can’t remember things or think straight?
From Every 21 Seconds or Why I Scream at the Refrigerator. The story of 8 survivors of traumatic brain injury. © Laura Napier Productions 2005. Used with permission. All rights reserved. For more information, go to Doug Claybourne’s Website, and to Aquarius Productions for information on this video. Transcript of this video.
Every 21 Seconds: The Story of 8 Survivors of TBI An inspired look at the story of eight people with traumatic brain injury -- and their loved ones.
Building Relationships and Overcoming Loneliness
A brain injury doesn't mean you have to be alone. Take this self-assessment and learn skills to connect with people.
The Other Breakfast Club. Courtesy of the National Road Safety Foundation. Transcript of this video.
The Other Breakfast Club The other breakfast club is a group of traumatic brain injury survivors who meet to help each other with their injuries.
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