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To treat patients holistically, general practitioners need to make mental health issues as big a priority as physical issues.

Getting help early definitely helps people reduce the risk of experiencing more negative effects to their trauma or PTSD down the road.

In our country—and around the world—we are witnessing a rise in suicide, drug dependency, and poor access to physical and mental health services. Programs like Wounded Warrior Project feel it is their responsibility to translate their best practices offered to veterans and service members for treatment and rehabilitation for these conditions to the entire country and world of civilians.

Veteran Jonathan Warren talks about his experience with the Inifinite Hero Foundation and the growing collaboration in the non-profit and medical fields.

Veterans with TBI often shy away from social engagement, but that social engagement is the most important part of treatment.

Dr. Heechin Chae talks about how a brain injury is like an earthquake in a city, changing, damaging, or destroying the roads and bridges in the city of the brain.

Diagosing a mild TBI often has to rely on subjective evaluations. A standard, objective screening tool like a blood biomarker would help with diagnosis and with tracking recovery.

There are many ways to help someone with a TBI -- from helping them identify barriers and provide advocacy to finding support groups.

Parents know their children better than anyone. Follow your instincts — right after your child's injury or ten years after the fact.

Discussions and techniques necessary to prove the "invisible injury" in court.