Aphasia after brain injury can occur when the areas of the brain that control language are impacted, which commonly occurs after a left hemisphere TBI. There
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
Visual agnosia is a condition where the eyes can see clearly, but the brain struggles to recognize what it’s looking at. Someone might see a
Recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can feel like a long and complicated journey. While physical healing often takes center stage, the emotional and
Although it is rare, some TBI patients can develop high blood pressure after head injury. In this article, you will learn some of the causes
Spasticity is an uncontrolled stiffening of muscles caused by a disruption of signals from the brain. The onset of spasticity after traumatic brain injury (TBI)
A seeming lack of emotion is a common symptom of brain injury. However, most people with brain injury lack of emotion do not lack emotions.
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