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Nutritional Additions to Aid Healing in a Damaged Brain

Published in Nutrients After Brain Injury 23rd October 2024

A brain injury can have severe and long-lasting effects on a person’s physical, cognitive, and emotional well-being. While medical interventions play a vital role in the recovery process, nutrition can also significantly contribute to healing the damaged brain. This article aims to provide information about nutritional additions that assist in brain healing. By incorporating these […]

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Recognizing the Hidden Signs of Concussion: What Shaking Your Head Could Mean

Published in Concussion, CONCUSSION SIGNS 22nd October 2024

When it comes to concussions, most people think of clear signs like losing consciousness or feeling dizzy. But what if some of the more subtle behaviors, like shaking your head after an impact, could be a sign of something more serious? Recent studies are shedding light on how seemingly small actions—like clutching or shaking the […]

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Concussion. Brain on Pause. How to Hit Play

Published in Book Reviews, Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Cognitive impairment, Concussion 7th October 2024

NEW- Concussion. Brain on Pause. How to Hit Play: A Practical and Illustrated Guide to Overcoming Concussion, Post Concussion Syndrome / Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms. https://amzn.to/3YcgJnY via @Amazon Fast-track your Concussion recovery (mild Traumatic Brain Injury / mTBI) or Post Concussion Syndrome healing (PCS / PPCS) using the most up-to-date Neuroplasticity principles, the latest treatments, and […]

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Exploring the Benefits of EFT for PTSD and Brain Injuries

Published in Brain Injury Rehabilitation, EFT and injured brains 8th August 2024

Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), also known as tapping, has emerged as a promising tool for managing the emotional and psychological challenges associated with PTSD and brain injuries. This holistic approach combines cognitive restructuring with acupoint tapping, aiming to alleviate distress and enhance overall well-being. In this article, we delve into the potential of EFT to […]

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Understanding How TBI and CTE Can Lead to Dementia

Published in Brain Health, Cognitive impairment, Dementia After Brain Injuries 5th August 2024

The link between traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and dementia is a growing concern among health professionals and caregivers. Understanding how TBIs and chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) contribute to the development of neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer’s is crucial for developing effective prevention strategies. This article aims to demystify the complex neuropathological processes behind these conditions, […]

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Spasticity, Exercise and Heat Therapy

Published in spasticity, Spasticity management 31st July 2024

Heat therapy has been shown to be beneficial for managing spasticity, particularly when used before exercise. Studies indicate that applying heat can help reduce muscle stiffness and improve mobility, making physical activity more effective and safer for individuals with spasticity. 1. **Enhanced Muscle Function**: Applying heat before exercise can improve muscle function and reduce the […]

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Rehab HQ: Empowering Neurological Recovery

Published in Brain Injury Podcasts Website Reviews, Brain Injury Rehabilitation, mTBI, Rehab HQ Videos, TBI videos 11th July 2024

I have found this Youtube channel a blessing in rehab and recovery over the years. (after tbi or stroke effects: spasticity, hemiparesis, dropfoot, nerve damge,more) Rehab HQ helps individuals take control of their neurological rehabilitation with 350+ exercise videos, personalized plans, and community support. Improve mobility and regain independence. Learn more: https://www.youtube.com/@rehabhqofficial Rehab HQ: Empowering […]

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Traumatic Brain Injury: Why am I so Tired ?

Published in About TBI 6th June 2024

 

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Anger Management and how to tame the beast

Published in Podcasts - audio rss 1st June 2024

BRAIN INJURY PODCAST : Anger Management and how to tame the beast https://youtu.be/4dZml8LEaT4?si=HdPH4JRYxhFh_G69 via @YouTube

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Brain Injury Podcast : Life Rewired … Reviewed

Published in Brain Injury Podcasts Website Reviews 20th May 2024

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review: “Life Rewired” is a truly inspiring and invaluable podcast hosted by Rob Baugh and Ashley, both of whom bring a wealth of personal experience and passion to their discussions on brain injuries. As a brain injury survivor myself, I’ve found immense comfort and motivation from this podcast, and it has become an […]

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Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy for the Management of Mild and Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury: A Single-Center Experience

Published in Brain Injury News and Headlines | brainline rss, Brain Injury Rehabilitation 14th May 2024

Sharing an article from the August 2023 issue of World Neurosurgery about the effectiveness of HBOT for mild/moderate TBI. The results were based on a small group of patients, but the conclusions were clear, HBOT is a safe and effective modality for managing long-term conditions due to TBI.The live link below is for National Library […]

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Best Neuro Physical Therapy at REHAB HQ – watch .. Rehab on YouTube

Published in Rehab HQ Videos, Rehab-HQ RSS 16th April 2024

Best Neuro Physical Therapy at REHAB HQ , watch video rehab free, join online at https://www.youtube.com/@rehabhqofficial

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Braddom’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 6th Edition Reviewed

Published in Book Reviews 10th February 2024

Product Review: Braddom’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation – A Comprehensive Resource for PM&R Professionals I recently purchased Braddom’s Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, 6th Edition, and I must say that it has exceeded my expectations in every way. I have found this book to be an invaluable resource for health professionals and affected individuals that provides […]

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Griesbach et al., 2004 traumatic brain injury exercise

Published in Dementia Defense After Brain Trauma 3rd February 2024

According to the article by Griesbach et al., 20041, voluntary exercise after traumatic brain injury (TBI) can have beneficial effects on cognitive function and neural plasticity. The authors used a rat model of TBI and found that exercise increased the expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF), a molecule that enhances synaptic plasticity, in the hippocampus, […]

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Support for Concussions or post-concussion syndrome

Published in Brain injury, Concussion 17th January 2024

There are many online support groups for people who have had concussions or post-concussion syndrome. These groups can offer emotional support, information, and advice from others who have gone through similar experiences. Some of the online support groups that I found are: Post Concussion Syndrome Support Group: This is a Facebook group with over 10,000 […]

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Empowering Stroke and Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Motivation and Positive Thinking as Key Catalysts

Published in Brain Injury Rehabilitation, Positivity After TBI 6th December 2023

Recovering from a stroke or brain injury can be a challenging journey, both mentally and physically. However, maintaining a high level of motivation and cultivating a positive mindset can play a crucial role in the healing, recovery, and rehabilitation process. Understanding the Impact of Motivation and Positive Thinking: Motivation serves as the driving force behind […]

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Overcoming Mobility Challenges: Assistive Technology for College Students with Hemiparesis with Resources to Help from Government , Social Media, Volunteer Groups

Published in College after Brain Injury 14th June 2023

College life can be challenging for any student, but those with hemiparesis face unique obstacles when it comes to mobility and academic success. Hemiparesis is a condition that affects the strength and movement on one side of the body due to damage to the brain or nervous system. This can make simple tasks such as […]

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Inspiring motivating to keep rehab exercise everyday year after year

Published in Inspiring after brain injury 12th June 2023

IHaving a TBI decades ago I have learned the value of rehabilitation and exercising in the pool and in the gym, however I’ve also learned that taking a couple weeks off or even a weekend for some reason can be detrimental to your overall health and things just get worse so. So I continue day […]

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Rebuilding Intimacy after Brain Injury: Tips and Strategies for Individuals and their Partners

Published in Relationships After Brain Injury 9th June 2023

A brain injury can have a significant impact on one’s sex life and intimate relationship with their partner. It can lead to physical, cognitive, and emotional changes that can affect sexual desire, arousal, and functioning. But it doesn’t mean that intimacy and sex have to disappear completely from one’s life after a brain injury. With some effort, […]

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New Research in Brain Healing after TBI: Understanding , Revolutionary Breakthroughs , How to Be Helped, Next Steps

Published in Brain Healing Research 6th June 2023

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a severe condition that affects millions of people worldwide every year. It can occur due to various reasons such as accidents, falls, sports injuries, and assaults. TBI can lead to severe consequences ranging from temporary or permanent disabilities to cognitive, emotional, and behavioral disorders. The brain is a complex organ, and it […]

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Safety Reminders in Social Interactions: A Guide for Individuals Living Alone with Cognitive Impairment

Published in Cognitive impairment, TBI and Cognitive Decline 22nd May 2023

Living alone with cognitive impairment can be challenging, especially when it comes to social interactions. Socializing is an essential aspect of human life, but it can also pose risks for individuals with cognitive impairment, including traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivors or stroke survivors. That is why it is crucial to have safety reminders in place […]

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