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Fact Sheet on Computer Access

Fact Sheet on Computer Access

Learn what can help from computer hardware and software that can speak for non-verbal people to programs to assist those with learning disabilities to more easily perform cognitive activities.

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Ocular and Visual Disorders Associated with Blast-Related TBI

Ocular and Visual Disorders Associated with Blast-Related TBI

Researchers found that blast-related TBI is strongly associated with visual disorders within one year post-injury.

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Stress Symptoms in Relatives After Severe Brain Injury

Stress Symptoms in Relatives After Severe Brain Injury

Post-traumatic stress can affect a person’s family members, too.

Recommendations for Cognitive Rehabilitation for People with TBI

Recommendations for Cognitive Rehabilitation for People with TBI

Studies support the effectiveness of cognitive rehab after a brain injury.

How a Brain Injury Can Affect Gait

How a Brain Injury Can Affect Gait

One or more concussions can affect the way a person walks.

The Journey Toward Recovery: Youth with Brain Injury

The Journey Toward Recovery: Youth with Brain Injury

Jerome squeezed hard on the hand brakes, but it was too late. His front wheel collided with the dog; the dog yelped, and Jerome somersaulted over his handlebars.

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EDGE Award 2011 - BrainLine

EDGE Award 2011 - BrainLine

Learn more about BrainLine and our latest award from the Association for Public Television Stations.

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How Many Concussions Are Too Many for a Young Athlete?

How Many Concussions Are Too Many for a Young Athlete?

Err on the side of caution; “when in doubt, sit it out.”

Jane Gillett, MD

Topic:

Concussion / Mild TBI

Sports Injuries

After My Brain Injury, Why Is Speaking Harder on Some Days than Others?

After My Brain Injury, Why Is Speaking Harder on Some Days than Others?

Aphasia can occur after a TBI and affect a person’s use of language.

Janet Brown, MA, CCC-SLP

Topic:

Speech & Language Therapy

A Flashlight Out of the Dark

A Flashlight Out of the Dark

Army vet Timm Lovitt finds that reaching out to help other vets is his own best medicine.

Identifying a TBI: A Teacher's Role

Identifying a TBI: A Teacher's Role

Teachers are often the first to notice that something may be wrong with a student from a hit during sports.

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Recommendations for Young Athletes

Recommendations for Young Athletes

Youth athletes need to be removed from play and evaluated by a TBI specialist after a hit to the head.

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Professional and Youth Sports Leagues Work Together for Safety

Professional and Youth Sports Leagues Work Together for Safety

Many professional sports have supportive alliances with youth sports. Learn how the CDC helps.

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The CDC's Heads Up! Toolkits

The CDC's Heads Up! Toolkits

Free for teachers, parents, coaches, and kids, learn about the CDC's Heads Up! toolkits.

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Coach Is Key in Minimizing Effects of TBI on Young Athletes

Coach Is Key in Minimizing Effects of TBI on Young Athletes

Coaches are essential to helping young athletes who may have sustained a concussion get the appropriate care.

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'Asking for Help': Facilitating Important Behaviors for Health and Family Function

'Asking for Help': Facilitating Important Behaviors for Health and Family Function

Healthcare professionals and families often encounter individuals who need, but do not know how to ask for help.

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'Asking for Help': Do You Know How?

'Asking for Help': Do You Know How?

Not asking for help, or asking too late, can turn a manageable situation into something more serious …

Stand Down: Veterans Village of San Diego

Stand Down: Veterans Village of San Diego

Learn about this powerful community-based intervention program designed to help homeless veterans "combat" life on the streets.

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Letter to My Wife's Family

Letter to My Wife's Family

A long-time caregiver writes an honest plea for help and support to his wife's siblings.

Physical Therapy for Brain Injury

Physical Therapy

People with brain injury invariably improve on some or many levels with physical therapy. Learn more.

Water Safety

Water Safety

Did you know that a child can drown in an inch of water? Learn how to keep safe near water.

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Equestrian Safety

Equestrian Safety

Did you know that the highest proportion of injury events involving multiple injuries are due to riding animals?

Bicycle Safety

Bicycle Safety

Wearing a helmet while riding a bike can save your life. It's as simple as that.

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Roller Sports Safety

Roller Sports Safety

Stats about roller sports and injury as well as prevention tips.

Playground Safety

Playground Safety

Learn how prevention can save lives and money.