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Emilie Godwin talks about the points at which couples often think about counseling after a brain injury.

Dr. Emilie Godwin talks about why it's important to openly talk about changes in roles and responsibilities after a brain injury.

Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer talks about why it's important to talk openly with people affected by brain injury about emotional and psychological recovery in addition to medical and physical recovery.

Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer explains why helping families understand what's normal after brain injury can help everyone adjust to their new reality.

Dr. Perl explains two major reasons we need people to donate their brains.

When it comes to brain injury, it's difficult to make predictions about a person's recovery. This uncertainty, unfortunately, creates a lot of anxiety for families.

"When I look in the mirror I see the same person who was there before, but when I go to work, I just can’t do the job the same way."

Dr. David Arciniegas answers the question, "When am I going to get better and will I get better completely? Will my memory recover entirely?"

Memory problems can be a source of distress not only for people with brain injuries but also for the people they live with. The problem is that many people don't understand memory problems.