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Brain & Spinal Cord Injuries Need Specialized Proven Rehabilitation

Home Rehabilitation /

The words “home health” and “in-home rehabilitation” sound like they mean similar things.  But they don’t.  Choosing the wrong service can slow recovery, create gaps in care, and increase the risk of setbacks after discharge. Choosing the right combination can protect progress and support long-term independence.  For physicians, case managers, attorneys, insurers, and hospital leaders, this distinction directly […]

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Stop Chasing Patient Compliance. Start Building Collaboration

Recovery /

“Just follow the care plan.” For decades, this has been the mantra in healthcare. The unspoken assumption is that the clinician designs the roadmap, and the patient’s role is simply to comply. But this outdated concept of “patient compliance” is not only paternalistic; it’s ineffective. It’s time for a profound shift in both our terminology

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Understanding Behavior Changes After Moderate to Severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Causes, Symptoms, and Management

Recovery /

Traumatic brain injury (TBI), particularly moderate to severe cases, often leads to significant behavioral changes that impact both survivors and their caregivers. These changes can range from emotional instability to cognitive challenges, requiring tailored strategies for management. In this blog, we explore the causes, common symptoms, and evidence-based approaches to navigating post-TBI behavioral changes. Why

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New Drug Offers Hope for Brain Injury Recovery: What You Need to Know

Treatment /

Every year, millions of Americans suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) from falls, car accidents, or sports. These injuries can lead to lifelong disabilities—or even death—and right now, there’s no medication to fix the damage. But a breakthrough discovery from University of Georgia (UGA) researchers might change that. A drug called CMX-2043 could help the brain heal itself

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Understanding Brain Balance: A Simple Guide to MRI Asymmetry

Treatment /

The human brain is an incredibly intricate organ, and one of its most intriguing characteristics is the differences between the left and right sides, known as brain asymmetry. Recent advancements in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) have introduced a new method for measuring these differences, offering valuable insights into brain health and mental well-being. In this

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The Power of ‘No’: Mindful Boundaries for Emotional Health

Quality of Life /

Setting boundaries is essential for maintaining emotional health, especially for individuals who have experienced traumatic brain injuries (TBI). Learning to say “no” can empower you to protect your mental well-being and foster self-respect. In this blog, we will explore the importance of mindful boundaries, how to set limits without guilt, and affirmations to reinforce your

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Mindful Walking: Transform Your Daily Walk into a Meditation Practice

Recovery /

The Power of Mindful Walking In our fast-paced world, even simple activities like walking can become automatic—a means to an end. But what if you could transform your daily walk into a restorative mindfulness practice? At NeuroPraxis, we blend neuroscience and holistic wellness to help you harness everyday moments for mental well-being. Mindful walking isn’t just

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Mindful Eating: 10 Strategies to Savor Your Food and Improve Digestion for TBI Survivors

Quality of Life /

In the journey of recovery after a traumatic brain injury (TBI), many aspects of life can be affected, including how we eat. Mindful eating is a powerful practice that can help TBI survivors reconnect with their bodies, improve digestion, and avoid overeating. By focusing on the experience of eating, individuals can enhance their overall well-being.

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