Category: TBI Rehabilitation

Occupational therapy is a rehabilitative discipline focused on helping individuals perform their valued daily activities, which can be referred to as occupations. Since a traumatic

After a traumatic brain injury (TBI), a major recovery goal of many survivors is to live independently. A traumatic brain injury can cause significant cognitive,

How long will it take to recover from TBI? This question is common for many survivors of traumatic brain injury as they navigate the road

Traumatic brain injury medication is administered immediately after an injury to stabilize the individual and prevent a secondary injury. However, a brain injury can result

The bridge between a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and the immune system is a novel and complex one. Research shows that brain injuries, including mild

Many of the secondary effects caused by a TBI can be managed through traumatic brain injury recovery exercises. Rehabilitation provides many benefits such as improving movement, rebuilding

After a brain injury, survivors may experience a variety of lingering secondary effects. While pharmaceutical drugs and/or medical procedures can help treat these effects, there are

Understanding how to recover hand function after brain injury is essential to promote recovery. Often, the hands are the slowest part of the body to

After a concussion, individuals may experience vestibular dysfunction, a disturbance in the balance system of the body. This can often lead to symptoms such as dizziness,

Communication is a complex function that involves various skills such as attention, comprehension, speech, memory, and more. When cognitive skills become affected by a brain