Children often sense when something is wrong—even if they can’t put it into words. When someone in the family has a brain injury, it’s important to talk with children in an honest but gentle way. Why It’s Important to Talk About It Not explaining the situation can leave kids feeling confused, scared, or even guilty….
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) happens when a sudden trauma causes damage to the brain. It can affect thinking, emotions, and physical abilities. Common Causes Symptoms to Watch For Recovery Pathways Recovery is different for everyone. It may involve rehabilitation therapies, counseling, medication, and support from family and professionals. 🦋 Explore more on our Support &…
A brain injury isn’t always something others can see — and that can make it feel incredibly isolating. Friends and family may mean well, but they might not understand what you’re going through, especially when the symptoms are invisible. Here are some ways to help bridge that gap. 1. Start Simple, Then Add Detail You…
When people think of brain injury, they often picture someone in a wheelchair or struggling with speech. But some of the hardest parts are the ones no one sees. These “invisible” symptoms can be just as life-changing — and just as misunderstood. Let’s shine a light on them: 1. Mental Fatigue It’s not just being…