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Poetic and insightful explanations of brain injury as defined by the people who are living with it.

Teachers can create intervention strategies for kids with TBI to address common situations in school that result in challenges before they emerge.

Teachers need to be proactive in dealing with students with TBI who present challenging behaviors.

Help students with TBI maintain what friendships they can and replace those that will inevitably end by providing structures of support.

This presentation provides health care and social service professionals with an interview guide designed to elicit a patient's history of traumatic brain injury.

One Army vet with PTSD started the Veterans Writing Project to help others like him heal through writing.

A concussion can occur without the person losing consciousness. This fact sheet provides information to athletes about preventing, recognizing and responding to a concussion.

Your home may be filled with fall hazards, so take a look around every room. There are easy preventative measures you can take to prevent falls and eliminate hazards.

Anger is a very common problem after a brain injury. Learn how to understand and deal with different kinds of anger.

This guide explains the part of the American with Disability Act that prohibits job discrimination.

Learn more about the laws of Title I of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990.

If you have PTSD you don’t have to suffer. This booklet describes therapies and medications that are proven to help people with PTSD.