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There are some great movies about memory problems following a brain injury — but they aren't good examples of life after injury.

Why is the process of laying down information and committing it to memory a problem after a brain injury?

Dr. Bombardier explains the importance of seeing a therapist that is familiar with brain injury and how to accommodate limitations that may come up during therapy.

Dr. Fann explains how he approaches using antidepressants for people struggling with depression after a brain injury or a stroke.

Dr. Esselman explains why brain injury treatment usually requires a team of health professionals.

Learn why depression has the potential for affecting a person’s overall recovery from a brain injury.

How to distinguish situational sadness from depression following a brain injury.

While everybody experiences depression in a different way, there are some core features of depression that affect a person's quality of life.

40-50% percent of the brain is involved in vision; so if a person’s brain is damaged in a specific location or several locations, there is a high probability that his vision will be affected in some way.