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

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

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

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

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

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

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

This animation shows what steps are involved in a craniotomy — a surgical procedure often performed to alleviate significant swelling of the brain.

This animation gives an overview of the frequency of TBI — from causes and symptoms to available diagnostic imaging techniques and basic information on brain anatomy.

Neuropsychologists look at the interplay between what a person's brain does and how they act in life -- emotionally, physically, socially, and so forth.

It's crucial to find a balance between keeping your child safe and allowing her to explore her world.

Forensic neuropsychology focuses on data often used in legal settings. Learn more.