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Should I Enter a Clinical Trial?

For people who are thinking about enrolling in a clinical trial — and their loved ones — learn the basics and more.

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REAP the Benefits of Good Concussion Management

A guide for every family, school, and medical professional to create a community-based concussion management program.

Glossary of Clinical Trials Terms

From "cohort" to "placebo," learn the terms needed to educate yourself about clinical trials.

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Understanding Clinical Trials: Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding Clinic Trials: Frequently Asked Questions

Choosing to participate in a clinical trial may help you and many people after you. But it can be an overwhelming decision to make.

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Finding the Right Doctor for People with TBI

Caregivers need to educate themselves about their loved one's TBI and not be afraid to get a second opinion.

Caregiving for Someone with a TBI: A Unique Experience

Carolyn Rocchio talks about learning to be a caregiver for her son with TBI.

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Sarah Wade: A Military Wife and Caregiver's Story

"For Ted, the first year of his recovery was like being born all over again, except accelerated."

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Why Is Depression Common After Brain Injury?

What caregivers should know if their loved one with TBI develops depression.

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Choosing a Rehabilitation Hospital for Your Loved One

Learn what's importnat when choosing a rehab hospital for a loved one with TBI.

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Carolyn Rocchio: A Mother and Caregiver's Story

One mother and longtime caregiver shares the story of her son's brain injury.

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Dr. James Kelly: Making a Sound Diagnosis for Brain Injury

Making a good diagnosis for TBI involves taking thorough histories.

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Olympic Hopeful Lesley LaMasurier on the Importance of Wearing a Helmet

"I don't want to imagine what would have happened if I hadn't been wearing a helmet."

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Dr. Aditya Bhagwat: Importance of TBI Awareness

Before finding the best treatments, knowing what a TBI is exactly is crucial.

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Dr. Aditya Bhagwat: Impact of TBI in the Military

Learn about concussions sustained in Iraq and Afghanistan and how the military is dealing with the large numbers.

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From Olympic Hopeful to TBI: Lesley LeMasurier's Story

When her concussions started to affect her on and off the slopes, competitive alpine ski racer Lesley LeMasurier knew something was wrong.

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Building Grey Matter at the Brain Gym

It’s not just fun and games; learn what vets and service members are doing at Walter Reed’s Brain Fitness Center.

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Traumatic Brain Injury Among Homeless Persons

Information on improving the ability to identify, assess, diagnose, treat, house, and create aftercare services for homeless people with TBI.

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Funding Assistive Technology and Accommodations

Learn about the various options available for funding assistive technology, equipment, and accommodations needed in the workplace.

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Universal Design and Assistive Technology in the Workplace

A diverse workforce means different and unique needs among employees. Learn how employees can meet these various needs.

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Fact Sheet on Communicators

Communicators are portable electronic devices intended to provide people who have limited or no ability to speak with the ability to take participate in direct, face-to-face, real-time conversation.

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