Memory problems are one of the most common and frustrating challenges after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Whether the injury is mild, moderate, or severe,
Tactile agnosia is a rare neurological condition that affects a person’s ability to recognize objects by touch alone. While vision or hearing may remain intact,
Getting lost in a familiar neighborhood or feeling disoriented in your own home can be unsettling. For most people, navigating daily spaces comes naturally. But
Alien Hand Syndrome (AHS) is a rare and often misunderstood condition that can occur after certain types of brain injury. People who experience it may
Brain injuries can cause a wide range of physical and cognitive challenges—and vision is no exception. One of the lesser-known but highly impactful effects of
Quick Summary Aphasia after brain injury can occur when the areas of the brain that control language are impacted, which commonly occurs after a left hemisphere
Imagine hearing a sound loud and clear—but not being able to make sense of what it means. You might hear a dog barking but not
Have you ever felt like you’re looking right at something but just not seeing it? Maybe you’ve bumped into furniture on one side of a
Imagine waking up one morning and realizing that half of your world has vanished. Not in a dramatic, disappearing act kind of way, but in
Traumatic brain injury involuntary movements occur when the communication between the brain and the muscles is disrupted. There are various types of post traumatic movement
