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How Exercise Can Help Heal the Brain After a TBI

Research studies show that people with TBI who exercise show fewer symptoms of depression, fatigue, and cognitive problems.

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Making Kids' Sports Safer

Blatant hits and fouls are not necessary in kids' sports; rule changes could make sports safer.

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The Effectiveness of Cognitive Rehabilitation

Cognitive skills can be relearned with a structured rehab plan of strategies and repetition.

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21 Million Cases of TBI, Not 3.5 Million?

Why are there so many cases of undiagnosed TBI? Learn more.

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Does Your Child Have a TBI — or Is It Something Else?

Does Your Child Have a TBI â€” or Is It Something Else?

If there was no fall or accident to which to tie TBI symptoms, it is best to get your child a full neuropsychologic evaluation.

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The Dangers and Misunderstandings of a Second TBI

Hear what happens to one young girl who has a minor TBI while snowboarding ... and a serious car crash months before.

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Recovering from a TBI: A Marathon, Not a Race

Recovering from at TBI: A Marathon, Not a Race

Living with a TBI can be lifelong; with work, improvement never ends.

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Simple Interventions After TBI Prove Highly Effective

Simple interventions — from regular exercise to the use of a "quiet room" — are practical, inexpensive, and effective.

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Why Are Girls More Likely to Sustain a TBI in Sports?

The hormonal and morphological structures in girls make them more vulnerable to TBIs than boys.

What Personality Traits Help with Successful Outcome After TBI?

Tenacity, acceptance, learning compensatory strategies ... what will work best for you?

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Types of Neuroimaging

Which MRIs are best? And what other imaging techniques are available for diagnosing TBI?

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What Does Your Scar Tissue Look Like?

Why brain injury should be called the "invisible monster."

Recuperación después de una lesión cerebral militar: Perspectiva de un paciente médico

RecuperaciÃ³n despuÃ©s de una lesiÃ³n cerebral militar: Perspectiva de un paciente mÃ©dico

"Si usted es miembro del servicio militar, vaya a que lo examinen. Las personas pueden mejorar... Lo sé yo de primera mano... "

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Healing After a Military TBI: A Doctor/Patient Perspective

"If you're a service member, get yourself checked out. People can get better ... I know this firsthand ... "

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How Music Helps to Heal the Injured Brain

Why neurologic music therapy should be part of standard rehabilitation care.

Guidebook for Psychologists: Working with Clients with Traumatic Brain Injury

A manual for psychologists not specially trained to work with patients with TBI.

Vision and Rehabilitation After Brain Trauma (Part 3)

Visual problems following a TBI are common and often complex. Part three of a three-part article.

Vision and Rehabilitation After Brain Trauma (Part 2)

Visual problems following a TBI are common and often complex. Part two of a three-part article.

Vision and Rehabilitation After Brain Trauma (Part 1)

Vision problems after a TBI are common and often complex. Part one of a three-part article.

Program Helps TBI Patients Step Beyond 'Plateaus'

“Our mission is to set the gold standard in rehabilitation of wounded warriors with neurologic injury ...”

TBI Ten Years Later: A Mother's Story Continues

Ten years is a long time, but the shock and sadness of a child's TBI never goes away.

What Is Balance and Vestibular Rehabilitation Therapy?

Learn more about physical therapy for dizziness and imbalance, common symptoms after a TBI.

Creative Community Involvement to Prevent TBI

Learn how one SLP uses melons, swim caps, and brain-shaped chocolates to teach kids how to prevent a TBI and all the communication problems that can come with one.

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Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury: Where Do We Go From Here?

The effects of a TBI in childhood are not fully realized right away and, in fact, new challenges can emerge after the individual has become an adult.

Executive Functions and Communication in Adolescents

Adolescence is a time of significant brain and cognitive development and, related to these developments, significant changes in communication functions.

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