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What We Know and Don’t Know About Neurological Symptoms from Long COVID Like Brain Fog and Fatigue

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“Long COVID is an umbrella term for the many post-acute consequences that result from COVID-19. The more we learn, the more we see that COVID-19 can affect nearly every organ in the body — from the heart and brain to the lungs, kidneys, skin, and gastrointestinal (GI) tract. We are still learning, but we need to listen to our patients, validate their experiences, and treat their symptoms.”

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What Is Neurofatigue and How Does It Relate to Brain Injury and PTSD?

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Anyone can experience “brain fog,” but it can be exacerbated by TBI and/or PTSD ...

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TBI 101: Memory Problems

Brain Injury Basics: Thinking and Cognitive Symptoms

Memory is the brain taking in, keeping, recalling, and using information. A brain injury can affect any of these facets of memory. And it can also make it hard to learn and remember things.

Managing Memory and Metamemory Impairments in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury

Learn what steps to take to improve your memory after a brain injury.

Impaired Cognition: Frequently Asked Questions

Learn more about cognition and what happens when it is impaired after a brain injury.

Finding New Ways To Treat Memory Problems

Vivid and unusual images can help a person with TBI remember new information.

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Ways to Improve Your Memory

Memory Matters: Now What Did I Come In Here for? Strategies for Remembering What You’re Looking for

11 ways to improve your memory after a mild traumatic brain injury.

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BrainSTARS: Memory

To help children develop better memory skills after TBI,

Parents and teachers can teach children with TBI-related memory issues how to pay careful, focused attention and engage actively in thinking about what is being learned.

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Memory Compensations

Find memory compensation strategies that work for you, whether using a memory book, electronic aids, or written directions.

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Compensaciones para la memoria

Encuentre estrategias de compensación de la memoria que le funcionen a usted, ya sea utilizando un libro de memoria, ayudas electrónicas o instrucciones escritas.

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Memory and Brain Injury

Good ideas for improving your memory.

Initiation, Planning, Organization, and Brain Injury

How to get up, get going, and follow through with your plans.

I'd Like You to Meet What's-Her-Face: Strategies for Remembering Names

Forgetting people’s names is a common problem after brain injury. Here are some strategies.

Now What Did I Come In Here For? Strategies for Remembering What You’re Looking For

Forgetting what you are looking for is common problem after TBI. Here are some suggestions.

Managing Stress Effectively After TBI, Part II

Ideas and tools to deal with stress and to decrease the amount of it in your life.

Learning to Remember

Memory, one of the most important human functions, is often damaged after at TBI.

Exercise and Your Brain

Don't let your brain get flabby! Learn why exercising your brain is crucial for maintaining and improving cognition.

How and Where Can I Meet New Friends or People to Date?

Having a hard time making friends? You are not alone. Try these strategies.

Caring for Adults with Cognitive and Memory Impairments

Changes in thinking skills after a TBI often present special challenges for caregivers.

Hoja de información: Cuidando a los adultos con deterioro cognitivo y de la memoria

Para las personas que sobreviven a un traumatismo craneal, son frecuentes los cambios de personalidad, el déficit de la memoria o el discernimiento, la falta de control sobre los impulsos y la baja capacidad de concentración.

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