For someone recovering from a stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI), concussion, or head or spinal cord injury, discharge day can feel victorious and also a little like falling off a cliff. It is a major achievement, but it is also the moment when a person in recovery loses important foundational structure and support. In inpatient […]
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“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 But this outdated concept of “patient compliance” is not only paternalistic; it’s ineffective.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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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
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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Rebuilding Daily Life After a Brain Injury: Practical Strategies for Recovery and Resilience(A Guide for Survivors and Families Navigating TBI) A traumatic brain injury (TBI) can turn everyday routines into daunting challenges. But with the right tools and mindset, survivors can reclaim independence and find new ways to thrive. This blog shares actionable tips for
What You Need to Know About Concussions, Moderate, and Severe Brain Injuries Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) are more prevalent than one might surmise—and they manifest in various forms. Whether it’s a concussion sustained during athletic endeavors or a severe TBI resulting from a vehicular mishap, grasping the distinctions can empower you to identify symptoms, pursue
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When Life Changed in an Instant My husband Charlie’s life—and mine—changed forever when a forklift accident at work left him with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Overnight, the man who once tackled tasks with ease began grappling with frustration, grief, and the crushing thought: “I can’t do what I used to.” As his caregiver, I felt the
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Recovering from a brain injury—whether caused by trauma, stroke, or illness—is a journey that demands patience, adaptability, and the right strategies. Many survivors wonder, “Can you live a normal life after a brain injury?” The answer is yes, but “normal” often involves redefining routines and embracing new tools. In this guide, we’ll share practical brain injury recovery tips backed
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If you or a loved one has experienced a traumatic brain injury (TBI), you might feel overwhelmed by medical terms and uncertainty about recovery. But here’s the good news: your brain has a natural ability to heal and adapt called neuroplasticity. This guide breaks down what that means and how you can use it to rebuild
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Discover how evidence-based rehabilitation improves recovery from injuries, surgeries, or chronic conditions. Learn why science-backed care leads to better outcomes, cost savings, and personalized treatment. What is Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) in Rehabilitation? Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is a science-backed approach used by therapists and doctors to create rehab plans that actually work. It combines three key ingredients: Think
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