You didn’t fall apart. Maybe you did. But only temporarily.

Through TBI there might be battles to overcome but it does not mean you’re broken, take time to slow down and appreciate the little things.

Change the Channel: A Poem

Featured Image Description: A black remote control on top of a wooden table BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR … More

BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR No, I cannot spend more than two hours having lunch. No, you cannot talk to me endlessly … More

BY: KRISTA TOLOMIZENKO For many people with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), rehab or therapy is a necessary regimen to regain basic … More

BY: SOPHIA VOUMVAKIS One of the struggles I faced after sustaining my Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) was difficulty focusing. Apparently … More

BY: ALISON After my concussion, I lived in ‘stimulation jail’ for several months (and, when my symptoms require it, I still do.) The … More

BY: CELIA M One of the many things we lose during recovery from an ABI is structure in our day-to-day routines. … More

by Alison Since my injury, I’ve had a difficult time letting go of negative thoughts and feelings, especially after unpleasant … More

Meditation is often thought of a silent experience, but our new columnist Krista Schilter shares how an active singing meditation can … More

When Joanne Smith acquired her spinal cord and brain injury at the age of 19, after the initial recovery, she says she … More