Playing sports comes the risk of concussions. Doctors at Mt. Washington Pediatric Hospital explained how they treat these patients and what parents need to know.

While rebuilding physical damage from severe weather may take awhile, recovering from emotional distress may take longer. The American Red Cross says about 20% of people affected by a natural disaster will develop PTSD. -- For more on treatments for PTSD visit The Treatment Hub.

When you think about progressive brain disorders that cause dementia, you usually think of memory problems. But sometimes language problems — also known as aphasia — are the first symptom.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder has plagued troops since the first stone was thrown in anger. Generation after generation have attempted to treat it differently. Some therapeutic, albeit strange, treatments have shown some progress in reducing the invisible scars of the mind.

How stress during the pandemic — and COVID-19 infections — can cause forgetfulness and brain fog.

Car accidents and falls are usually the leading cause of traumatic brain injuries. This article discusses traumatic brain injury and how a lawyer can help you.

Athletes have surely suffered from chronic traumatic encephalopathy since at least 688 B.C. when boxing was introduced at the Ancient Greek Olympics.

Jatzael Alvarado Perez began struggling with life aboard the destroyer USS Farragut last year.

For divers with disabilities and PTSD, scuba is a form of therapy that inspires travels around the world.

While the Defense Department is looking to expand opportunities for service members to seek professional help for mental health issues, the DOD is still struggling with institutional policies and norms that wind up hurting those who do get help and discouraging others, lawmakers and advocates say.