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Dr. Kreutzer shares what he tells patients struggling with their marriage after a brain injury.

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.

Memory problems after a brain injury aren't just irritating -- they can cause emotional and angry outbursts at unexpected times. Here's why.

Memory is not a single thing. It actually has a number of stages and any of which may be impacted by a brain injury.

Learn why recreational therapy can help people get back to being active brain injury and depression.

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.

Dr. Bombardier talks about brain injury, depression, and stigma and how to get past that in working with patients.

Dr. Fann explains the prevalence of depression after brain injury.

There are a number of reasons why people get depressed after a brain injury. There are also a lot of contributors to it.