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Sometimes simple changes like eating during the day, limiting caffeine, and getting good sleep will improve headaches.

After a severe TBI at age 4, Michael Wight is now in fourth grade at Switlik Elementary, where they call him "the mayor." He attends class with other fourth graders and also gets help from a special education teacher, speech therapist, and physical therapist.

U.S. Army veteran and "Save a Warrior" founder Jake Clark explains the why the program's rope course is such an important part of war detox and how it provides a protective factor against suicide.

As an epidemic of suicide among veterans sweeps the country, the medical model fails to make a large enough impact. Is this war detox program the cure? U.S Army Veteran Jake Clark believes so.

“I knew I was different when I came back from war.”

At CNRM research is being done to deepen the understanding of brain injury and neurotrauma that occur in theater, including the concurrent development of PTSD with TBI. Learn why this research is so important and how you can help.

Despite multiple concussions, a high school freshman continues to play football. Will family tradition outweigh the risks?

Former Air Force Captain, Sue Davis, shares her road to recovery and advocacy after sustaining a severe TBI “because of a poor decision."

Retired Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Ed Rasmussen experienced multiple concussions and now tells others who may have experienced a TBI to “talk to somebody you know who has one — because we’re out there.”

How a traumatic crash on the half pipe transformed Kevin Pearce to a new kind of leader in the snowboarding community through his Love Your Brain campaign.

John Byler's short film offers a rare view of what it's like to live with traumatic brain injury.

We talk a lot about the challenges that military families face but we also need to talk about the tremendous strength that they bring to those challenges.