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Let’s Talk About Sex.

Sexuality following Acquired Brain Injury   Sexuality is a natural part of life and an integral part of our human experiences.  This includes physically, spiritually, psychologically. Sexual dysfunction is common amongst acquired brain injury survivors.  57-75% of survivors suffer from some form of sexual dysfunction to include decreased or increased sexual desire, decreased arousal, difficulty […]

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A Real-Life Approach to Chronic Pain

Chronic pain issues which occur in individuals following a Traumatic Brain Injury can be debilitating.  Depending on the location and intensity of the pain, it may interfere with the TBI recovery process and individual’s overall quality of life. Also, the longevity of the pain will be a key determent in the overall impact it will […]

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Care for the Caregiver

Recovery from brain injury is a journey that requires caregivers, often family members, to consistently be there over the long-run. Burnout and exhaustion comes when caregivers are doing everything, often to the exclusion of rest and personal well-being. Common issues  include little to no time for themselves, problems with communication, financial challenges, and lack of […]

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Is It the Most Wonderful Time of the Year?

The holiday season can be a festive, joyous time of year to celebrate with family and friends.  However, it can also be a very stressful, busy time of the year.  In fact, the American Psychological Association reported that eight of every 10 Americans anticipate stress during the holiday season (American Psychological Association, 2015).  For those […]

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