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
Anomic aphasia is a language disorder that causes difficulty with word-finding or naming items. This condition, also known as dysnomia, can occur after a stroke,
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
Post-concussion syndrome can consist of many debilitating symptoms, including headaches, dizziness, nausea and difficulties concentrating. While medicinal techniques are most often used to manage these
Every brain injury is different and therefore every survivor’s recovery process looks different. However, while each brain injury is unique there are many TBI recovery
If you want to regain movement and strength after a traumatic brain injury, one of the best things you can do is participate in physical
A traumatic brain injury can affect your speech and language skills in various ways. For example, some individuals lose control of the muscles that make
Occupational therapy plays an essential role in rehabilitation after traumatic brain injury. Not only does it teach individuals how to be as functional as possible,
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