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Vision Issues After Brain Injury

Vision problems are common after TBI since 40-50% of the brain is involved in vision.

Cognitive Effects

Cognitive changes — changes in thinking — are very common after a TBI.

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Resources for Veterans: Back to School

Resources for veterans going to college — from getting started to money matters.

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Disorders of Consciousness Hub Contributors

Contributors, authors, and funders of the Disorders of Consciousness Hub

Superman: Suzanne Laboy's Blog

In February 2013, police officer Peter Laboy was shot in the head. His wife, Suzanne, is chronicling the family's journey.

The National Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury Plan

Learn more about the National Pediatric Acquired Brain Injury plan.

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Blast Injuries: A New Kind of Patient for Speech-Language Pathologists

Learn why speech-language rehab is so crucial for veterans like Sgt. Wade.

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Concussion: Frequently Asked Questions from Parents

It's scary for parents after their child has a concussion. Having answers helps with that fear.

16 Things About Concussion Parents Need to Know

Know what to do if your child sustains a concussion on the football field, basketball court, skateboarding, or just goofing around.

Frequently Asked Questions

When it comes to brain injury, there are hundreds of FAQs. Start with these important ones.

Mind-Body Practices: An Overview

An approach that treats the whole person.

El cuidado del paciente

Se estima que entre un 19 y un 22% de las familias de Estados Unidos cuidan de un adulto con trastornos cognitivos. Los problemas cognitivos se presentan en toda una gama de enfermedades y trastornos como la enfermedad de Alzheimer, la enfermedad de Parkinson, la apoplejía, los traumatismos craneales y la demencia provocada por el SIDA.

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Manipulative and Body-Based Practices: An Overview

Mind and Body-Based Practices and Brain Injury

Learn about massage therapy, chiropractic manipulation, and more.

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Life-Changing Apps for People with Brain Injury

Revolutionary apps for simplifying everyday life with brain injury.

When the Dust Finally Settles: Strategies for the Long-Term Caregiver

When the Dust Finally Settles â€¦ Strategies for the Long-Term Caregiver

Learn from this father's experience with the "twists, stumbles, set-backs, and wild-goose chases" of a having a TBI in the family.

Exit Wounds: A Survival Guide to Pain Management for Returning Veterans and Their Families

"I don't measure how far I have come by goals achieved .... For me, what counts is that pain no longer rules my life," so writes Iraq veteran Derek McGinnis.

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Effective Instruction: Optimizing Outcomes Following ABI

Learn how systematic instruction can make all the difference for students — and adults — with brain injury.

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Releasing a CD of Original Client Music to the Public as an Aspect of Brain Injury Treatment

Why is music such a powerful form of rehab therapy?

Point of Impact: An Untold Story of Escape From the Pentagon on 9/11 and the Forever Wars That Followed

Man istands in the middle of the Pentagon 9/11 Memorial with trees behind him

The group rushed down the halls and stairways as a growing trail of people followed. All searched for a path to safety. The security at the Pentagon, meant to keep enemies from breaching its perimeter, had trapped them within the fortified walls.