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Dr. Neumann talks about how insecurities can play a significant role in prompting anger and frustration.

Dr. Neuman talks about strategies for diffusing anger and frustration during heightened emotional situations.

Dr. Jeffrey Kreutzer talks about why it's important to talk openly with people affected by brain injury about emotional and psychological recovery in addition to medical and physical recovery.

Dr. Fann explains the prevalence of depression after brain injury.

There are a number of reasons why people get depressed after a brain injury. There are also a lot of contributors to it.

It’s hard to get teenagers to do anything they fear will make them feel “other,” but a TBI support group will help during recovery.

What type of parental response will best assure a child’s complete recovery from a concussion?

Some people with TBI may experience “depersonalization” and/or “derealization.” Read on to learn more.

An injured brain needs rest. Without it, even the most mundane activities can overwhelm someone with TBI.

As children with severe TBI move from childhood to adolescence to adulthood, their needs and wants change; behavior problems can serve the function of drawing attention to a changing need.

How parents can work with their child’s doctor and school in case of an undiagnosed brain injury.