Translating Brain Science into Strategies for Living Daily Life

What Is Cognitive Reserve and How Does It Affect Outcome After TBI?

What TBI Symptoms Most Frequently Impact Return to Work?

Lessons Learned from 30+-Year Study of Vietnam Vets with TBI

What People with — and without — TBI Should Know as They Age

What Does Damage to the Frontal Lobes Look Like 30 Years Post-Brain Injury?

How Genetic Makeup Can Influence Outcome After a Brain Injury

After Brain Injury: Focusing on the "Able" Not the "Dis" of "Disabled"

Successful Outcome Post-TBI Depends on Treatment -- and Significant Self-Motivation

How TBI and PTSD Are Treated Now in Comparison to the Past

Learning to Trust the World After a Brain Injury

Since the frontal lobes and the front parts of the temporal lobes are the most susceptible to damage from a brain injury, researchers are focusing on what that damage means for a person interviewing for a job, for example, or eating in a restaurant.

See more videos with Dr. Jordan Grafman.

Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough, Justin Rhodes, and Erica Queen, BrainLine.