Deb Finegold uses the Energy Reserve pie chart or the “spoon theory” to explain the fatigue she experiences after a TBI.
By Eliza Marie Somers
Honest communication is a major component to a successful relationship. It is even more important if someone in your sphere has suffered […]
These books are highly recommended to help people organize and declutter.
By Eliza Marie Somers
Having an organized home is more than being able to find your keys or phone with ease. Studies reveal a tidy home can reduce stress, enhance creativity, improve focus […]
By Eliza Marie Somers
As we go about our daily lives, our brains are constantly aging. From ingesting toxins in our food, to inhaling small wildfire smoke particles, to grabbing a cold beer after mowing the lawn, our brains are constantly challenged – and […]
Artist Katie Caron created Neuron Forest after surviving a brain injury. Watch the process Katie used to for her collaboration with the Center for Bioethics at the University of Colorado
By Eliza Marie Somers
Brain Injury Hope Foundation co-founder Dr. Mary Ann Keatley started the August […]
By Eliza Marie Somers
Research reveals that people who have a life purpose can stave off cognitive decline and even Alzheimer’s disease. However, the bad news is people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury or already have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s tend to struggle with finding a life purpose.
So how does one go about finding […]
By Eliza Marie Somers
Putting the brakes on chronic pain is no easy task, and “living with it” is no way to live. Chronic pain can last for months even years and affects all parts of the body. It can lead to depression, anxiety, social isolation, along with an addiction to pain […]
