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      I Have a What? Mild TBI(Post)

      A Guide for Coping with Mild TBIBy Margaret A. Struchen, Tresa M. Roebuck, Monique R. Pappadis, and Jason E. FergusonMild TBI is the most common type of traumatic brain injury. It is often called a co

      TBI in Marriage(Post)

      TBI in Marriage: A Husband’s Riptideby Barbara StahuraAn injury to the brain is unlike any other injury In my favorite photo of us, we’re astride Ken’s BMW motorcycle in our Tucson driveway. Ken is la

      Picking up the Pieces after TBI(Post)

      A Guide for Family MembersBy Angelle M. Sander, Ph.D.The entire family is affected when a spouse, parent, child, sibling or grandparent has a traumatic brain injury. This guide answers the questions c

      I Have a What? Moderate to Severe TBI(Post)

      A Guide for Coping with Moderate to Severe TBIBy Margaret A. Struchen, Monique R. Pappadis, Jason E. Ferguson, and Tresa M. RoebuckA guide for survivors of moderate to severe brain injury is filled wi

      Seasonal Affective Disorder Can Make For Long Winter Nights After TBI(Post)

      Seasonal Affective Disorder and Sleep Issues Can Be A Year-Round Problem For TBI SurvivorsSeasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that occurs at the same time each year, usually in w

      How does TBI affect Children and Adolescents? (Post)

      How does TBI affect Children and Adolescents?By Marilyn Lash, M.S.W. and Ron Savage, Ed.D.Lash & Associates Publishing/Training, IncDoes a brain injury affect a child differently than an adult?Unlike

      Surviving TBI From a Bike Accident(Post)

      Surviving Traumatic Brain Injury From a Bike AccidentBy Bridgid RudenFrom bicycle to brain injuryI began training for my first triathlon in 2008 at age 44, encouraged by my wonderful Pediatric Nurse P

      TBI Concussion in School Athletes: FAQs(Post)

      Athletes with Concussion or Mild Brain InjuriesBy Phil HosslerATC Certified Athletic Trainer ATSNJ & NATA Halls of FameHow common is concussion?A mild brain injury, often called a concussion, is the m

      Your Average Everyday TBI Family! Yeah right!!(Post)

      We look like your average everyday family…We look like the family next door…We could be your neighbours! (But don’t worry we aren’t! We live in rural nowhere, Manitoba!)To look at our family picture

      Fathers and Sons(Post)

      A little compassion and kindness go a long way in life. This is especially true with brain injury. The aftermath of brain injury impacts everyone. It affects the individual in significant ways. It

      Is Brain Injury a Disease or a Disability?(Post)

      How many times have you heard traumatic brain injury referred to as an “incident” or an “event” or an “outcome”? How often have you used the term “survivor” to mean the person who is living with a br

      Violence as a Cause and a Consequence of Traumatic Brain Injury(Post)

      Violence as a Cause and a Consequence of Traumatic Brain InjuryBy Annie PixleyGraphic images of violence.There is an overlap between traumatic brain injury (TBI) and violence which is an important yet

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