Quality of Life

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

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

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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How Affirmations Rewire Your Brain for Positivity (Backed by Science)

Train your brain to think happier, reduce stress, and achieve goals—no PhD required. Quick Takeaways:✅ Affirmations aren’t “magic” – they work by reshaping your brain’s wiring.✅ Science shows they lower stress, boost confidence, and help you stick to goals.✅ Simple daily habits make them effective (examples below!). Why Your Brain Loves Affirmations Think of your

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The Healing Touch: Benefits of Massage After Brain Injury

When it comes to recovering from a brain injury, traditional medical treatments are often the primary focus. However, integrating complementary therapies like massage into the rehabilitation process can provide a holistic approach to healing. Massage therapy has gained recognition as a valuable tool in aiding brain injury recovery, offering a range of benefits that contribute

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Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and its Connection to Brain Fog

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is a serious medical condition that can have a profound impact on a person’s cognitive functions and overall well-being. One of the most common and distressing symptoms experienced by individuals with TBI is “brain fog.” In this comprehensive guide, we will delve into the intricate relationship between Traumatic Brain Injury and

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The Psychosocial Impact of Vestibular Dysfunction 

Vestibular dysfunction is a condition that affects one’s sense of balance and coordination due to problems with their inner ear system. They arise from damage to the peripheral and/or central vestibular system and can cause balance deficits, vertigo, dizziness, vision impairments and/or auditory changes.  The balance organs in the inner ear (the “vestibular system”) encode

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The Impact of Stress on Your Brain and How to Manage It Effectively 

Stress is a universal experience that can be caused by several factors such as work, relationships, financial challenges or health issues. It is a normal part of life, but when it becomes chronic, it can negatively impact your physical and mental health. One particular area that is severely affected by prolonged stress is your brain.

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Home and Community Rehabilitation – A Necessity for Recovery  

For individuals looking to recover from an illness or injury, there are a variety of rehabilitation options available. Two of the more popular options are in-patient rehabilitation facilities and home and community rehabilitation.  Inpatient rehabilitation generally requires an individual to stay at a specialized facility for the duration of their treatment. Here, they will have

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Loneliness after a Brain or Spinal Cord Injury 

There are a few injuries that can impact a person’s quite like a traumatic brain injury or a spinal cord injury. A traumatic brain injury can affect a persons’ memory, sleep, personality, mood, responses, planning, understanding and so on, while a spinal cord injury can affect their independence, mobility and functions.   These changes can affect

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