Attorney Chris Brasure will answer all of your TBI questions!
Here are some numbers that could be crucial in an emergency:
DID YOU KNOW….There are over 50 symptoms of TBI!
But it’s still called “THE HIDDEN INJURY!” Quick Symptoms Chart Symptoms by Location (Lobe) of Injury Common/Less Common Symptoms List
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(AND…TO HELP PREVENT/RECOGNIZE SYMPTOMS AND PROVIDE 100’s OF RESOURCES TO SUPPORT SURVIVORS!)
It is a rebuilding process that requires dedication, and consistent daily effort. Engaging in various types of self-rehab activities helps to create new pathways in the brain that can “travel” around the damaged areas.
These new detours around the damage or new “roads” in your brain become stronger with each activity, which is essential for improving cognitive function and overall well-being. The more you engage in these activities, the stronger and more efficient these new neural pathways become.
Consistency is key – the more often you engage in these activities, the more your brain will adapt and heal. Remember, YOU HAVE THE POWER to “rehabilitate” your brain, one day at a time.
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Healing after a traumatic brain injury isn’t just about time—it’s about action.
Recovery requires dedication, consistency, and the right tools to help the brain rebuild itself.
Through NEUROPLASTICITY, the brain can form new pathways, allowing individuals to regain cognitive function and improve overall well-being.
Cognition can be broadly categorized into several types, including attention, perception, memory, language, executive function, and social cognition. These areas are interconnected and vital for various cognitive abilities like learning, problem-solving, and reasoning.
Key types of COGNITION:
Other important cognitive abilities include:
Brain Games & Brain Training for COGNITIVE REHABILITATION!
Recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a unique journey, and having the right resources can make all the difference. TBI-ID.com provides 100’s of Resources to help you on your Recovery Journey – essential information, expert connections, and links to innovative products and solutions to support cognitive health. Whether you need guidance on symptoms, rehabilitation strategies, or ways to strengthen mental agility, you can find 100’s of Resources on TBI-ID.com to help you take control of your Recovery Journey!
People with concussions usually have physical symptoms, such as headaches, dizziness, forgetfulness, being easily distracted, or other cognitive symptoms. However, it is just as common to have emotional symptoms that interfere with recovery. Click to Read More
If you experienced a head injury resulting in concussion of TBI, but is not so severe that you require inpatient hospitalization, you should be immediately beginning community-based outpatient occupational therapy. THERE ARE MANY THINGS YOU CAN DO ON YOUR OWN, AS WELL! (See Resources for Clients)
Click Here to Read More Click Here for RESOURCES – Self-Rehabilitation Therapy
Recovering from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) should be straightforward—but for too many people, finding proper care is a battle in itself.
AARP’s powerful article, “Traumatic Brain Injury: How to Approach Your Recovery,” highlights the gaps in treatment protocols, the lack of medical awareness, and the challenges of accessing multidisciplinary care.
Key Takeaways from the Article: ✔ Patients often struggle to find informed medical support—even from experienced physicians. ✔ There’s no clear treatment protocol for TBI, making recovery confusing and overwhelming. ✔ Many people have to advocate for themselves, fighting to coordinate specialists on their own. ✔ TBI symptoms are often dismissed or misdiagnosed, leaving survivors without proper guidance.
This isn’t just a problem for seniors—it affects people of ALL ages! The need for awareness, education, and advocacy is greater now than ever!
🔗 READ MORE: Traumatic Brain Injury: How to Approach Your Recovery
At TBI-ID.com, our mission is to help bridge this gap—providing clear resources, real solutions, and a space for TBI survivors to access the tools they need.
Includes: Pomodoro Technique, Power of Deep Work, Morning Exercise & Brain Function, Exercise, Nutrition, Music, Mindfulness, Colors, and more!
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Recovering from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) requires more than just time—it takes targeted exercises to rebuild strength, balance, and cognitive function.
Brain Injury Exercises & Rehabilitation
At TBI-ID.com, our Mission is to provide the best tools, resources, and expert insights to empower TBI survivors on their journey to recovery.
This article from Adam S. Kutner, Injury Attorneys highlights key rehabilitation techniques that can help TBI survivors regain mobility, coordination, and sensory awareness.
Key Highlights: ✔ Sensory Exercises – Retrain the brain by engaging multiple senses simultaneously. ✔ Hand Coordination Training – Strengthen neural connections by using both hands together. ✔ Balance & Stability Drills – Improve posture, weight distribution, and muscle control. ✔ Reading Aloud & Cognitive Engagement – Activate multiple brain regions for recovery. ✔ Drawing for Memory & Recall – Strengthen cognitive processing through visualization.
Navigating TBI recovery is challenging, and finding effective resources shouldn’t be.
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To manage dizziness and vertigo from too much screen time, consider the following tips.
DID YOU KNOW…. If you have a TBI, you may be more prone to suffer from “Cybersickness” (similar to motion sickness, dizziness, vertigo) from prolonged screentime! Cybersickness: Why Screentime Causes Dizziness It’s also called “Digital Vertigo.” Vertigo in the Digital Age: Are Your Gadgets Triggering Your Symptoms?
Cybersickness: What It Is, Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments
Can Your Computer Make You Feel Dizzy? – Writing and Wellness
Brain Exercises help TBIs immensely! But, when you feel like you’re ready to do more… NeuroGym can help you take it to the NEXT LEVEL. Are you ready for the challenge?
We’re teaming up with Dr. Alicia Brown, Functional Neurologist, Owner and Founder of Better Brain & Body in Charlotte, NC!
Dr. Brown brings top-notch medical expertise, with a fresh perspective to the table, giving our website content an expert edge with advice, tips, and recommendations that you can trust!
Her amazing educational videos on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube are packed with her insights, as well as practical information you can use now!
Their Blog serves up a feast of fascinating articles that go way beyond traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Soon, you’ll see her expertise woven throughout our site.
We’re going to be adding more content and links to their site so you can dive deeper into her world.
This collaboration is all about leveling up your health journey with content that’s not just trustworthy—it’s Exciting and Empowering, Stay tuned! Click the button below to visit their website, Blog, and many videos on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok!!
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You can sign up for their Newsletter and receive links to awesome life-changing information and articles!
Here is a Fact Sheet from a recent BIAA Newsletter!
Click Link to Learn More About TBI (this is only one of many Blog articles!)
Dylan Golden, MA (2/19/25)
You might have a concussion (or traumatic brain injury.)
YOU DON’T NEED TO HIT YOUR HEAD TO HAVE A TBI!
Learn More: Human Optimization Blog Dr Brown’s VIdeos on TikTok and Dr Brown’s Instagram
Between 80,000-90,000 people who suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) each year develop long-term disabilities related to their TBI. Many others suffer from a variety of long-term, problematic symptoms that continue to interfere with their lives. When they try to get help for these issues, they are often told there’s nothing more that can be done — or worse, that there’s nothing wrong with them at all.
More than 6 months after my electrocution by VOIP phone at work in 2008, one of my doctors had the audacity to tell me “It’s all in your Mind!” I suffered for YEARS because I wasn’t getting the help I needed, and Brain Games could only do so much for my injuries…
Brain Games & Brain Training for COGNITIVE REHABILITATION!
Recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a unique journey, and having the right resources can make all the difference. TBI-ID.com provides 100’s of Resources to help you on your Recovery Journey – essential information, expert connections, and links to innovative products and solutions to support cognitive health. Whether you need guidance on symptoms, rehabilitation strategies, or ways to strengthen mental agility, you can find 100’s of Resources on TBI-ID.com to help you take control of your Recovery Journey!
and Services and Resources for people who have Traumatic Brain Injuries. We even have a section of Self-Rehabilitation & Holistic Therapies. We continue to add to these Resources as soon as we find more.
We just added links for at least a dozen top selling TBI recovery books on Amazon to our Best Apps/Products page!! Please visit our Best Apps/Products page (links to company for some, links to Amazon for others) and Self-Rehabilitation Therapies page!
For those who may not have immediate access to medical care, self-guided rehabilitation can be a valuable tool. Here are some free resources to help individuals start their recovery journey:
Video-Based Rehab Exercises
“Constant Therapy Health was founded on the idea that digitizing therapy can help improve care, reduce costs, and help people reach new heights of recovery.
“By combining AI and real-world evidence in our easy-to-use program, Constant Therapy, we’re delivering clinically-proven, personalized brain exercises that can help people reignite their cognitive, speech, and language abilities. And we’re continuously optimizing the world’s understanding of the factors contributing to brain health, so that we can serve people across a range of neurological conditions,” (Excerpt from constanttherapyhealth.com)
In addition to their NeuroRehab devices to regain strength and independence for brain injury recovery and more, Flint Rehabilitation offers an App for Speech & Cognitive Therapy that has over 10,000 exercises!!! flintrehab.com
Download FREE E-books for rehab exercises at home after TBI!
Flint Rehab offers free eBooks with step-by-step TBI recovery exercises that can be done at home. These include cognitive and physical rehab exercises designed to improve brain function and mobility.
At TBI-ID.com, OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE RESOURCES FOR INDIVIDUALS AFFECTED BY TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURIES (TBI) AND THEIR FAMILIES. (Click here TBIQ to see several Questionnaires. Simply print one, answer, and take it with you to your doctor, attorney, etc. appointment.) Read More
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Navigating the aftermath of a TBI can be overwhelming. On TBI-ID.com, we provide essential information and resources to help you understand your injury and the rehabilitation process. Our goal is to empower you with knowledge and support as you work towards recovery and rehabilitation. Read More
There are unique challenges that come with representing clients who have sustained a TBI. Our website offers a wealth of information on the latest rehabilitation/self-rehabilitation/holistic self-rehabilitation strategies, legal considerations, videos, links to articles and other websites, as well as support resources, for you and your clients. Read More
it’s important to consult with a legal professional to explore your options for compensation and justice.
If you or someone you know has fallen, been hit on the head or in an accident and you don’t know if you/they have symptoms of TBI, please click here for the TBI-ID.com Questionnaire.
COMPASSION FOR CLIENTS. Without compassion for their clients, a lawyer will never reach their true professional potential. The top legal minds in the field almost invariably highlight compassion and service when they offer advice to law students and aspiring lawyers. For example, as reported by the Columbia Daily Spectator, Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told law students that they should try to use their degree to “make things a little better for other people”. A lawyer who is committed to representing and helping their clients is likely to find meaning and success in their professional life.
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Many people sustain a TBI that wasn’t anyone’s fault (like a fall), but many people sustain a TBI due to the negligence of a third party (like an accident) and they retain a lawyer to represent them. I was a personal injury paralegal for 40 years. Because of my personal experience with multiple TBI’s, PI clients who had never told anyone about their weird and strange TBI symptoms for months, or even years, shared their experiences with me because I could relate to them. They were afraid everyone would think they were crazy! By sharing that information and how it affected their life, that detailed information could be added to the demand letter to the insurance carrier. Because of the extensive workup specifically surrounding the TBI, many settlements were 6-8 figures.
How much an accident victim could receive depends on the economic and non-economic damages they sustained. These include medical costs (past & future), lost earnings & potential, property damage, past and future pain and suffering (which includes loss of Enjoyment of Life!). The settlement accounts for ALL tangible and intangible losses.
A personal injury case has no timeline for settlement, meaning the time it takes to reach a settlement can vary greatly depending on factors like the severity of injuries, liability disputes, and the insurance company’s willingness to negotiate, with some cases settling in a few months while others can take years to resolve; there is no set timeframe to expect.
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A Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) significantly impacts the value of an injury case, primarily due to the severity of the injury, the long-term effects on the victim’s life, and the potential for substantial medical costs, lost wages, and non-economic damages like pain and suffering, which can all contribute to a much higher settlement amount compared to other types of injuries; the more severe the TBI, the higher the potential compensation value.
There is no “average” settlement for a traumatic brain injury because brain injuries are NOT an “average” injury.
Multiple factors are considered to determine how much your claim is worth, and personal information from YOU is VITAL for your case!
[Visit Client Resources for many Self-Rehabilitation & Holistic Self-Rehabilitation Therapies, Videos, Websites, and “tons” of Information!] more resources
The location of a brain injury plays a pivotal role in understanding its impact on symptoms and recovery.
Each region of the brain governs distinct functions, meaning that the site of an injury directly influences the challenges an individual may face and the self-rehabilitation therapies that can aid their recovery.
By exploring how symptoms and therapies align with specific brain regions, this section provides invaluable insights to empower individuals on their journey to healing.
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Check out a few of the Self-Rehab Therapies below, along with The Science Behind it!!!
Brain Games & Brain Training for COGNITIVE REHABILITATION!
Recovering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is a unique journey, and having the right resources can make all the difference. TBI-ID.com provides 100’s of Resources to help you on your Recovery Journey – essential information, expert connections, and links to innovative products and solutions to support cognitive health. Whether you need guidance on symptoms, rehabilitation strategies, or ways to strengthen mental agility, you can find 100’s of Resources on TBI-ID.com to help you take control of your Recovery Journey!
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There are many creative ways to treat the secondary effects of a traumatic brain injury (TBI). One effective method is through art therapy. According to the American Art Therapy Association, art therapy includes using “active art-making, the creative process, and applied psychological theory…to enrich the lives of individuals, families, and communities.” Art therapy for brain injury patients is a great way to enhance cognitive and emotional skills and improve overall wellbeing. Click to Learn More.
Practicing mindfulness after brain injury can help you reduce stress and improve several cognitive abilities. In this article, you’ll learn the science behind mindfulness and meditation. Plus, we’ll show you how mindfulness after brain injury can boost your recovery. Mindfulness helps rewire the brain and trains patients to improve their overall awareness. This enhances your attention skills. Mindfulness offers many benefits to brain injury survivors and has been backed by science. These benefits include: Improved attention and concentration; Reduced depression and fatigue; Improved mental flexibility. Click to Learn More
Art and Colors. Sometimes it’s hard to talk openly about your feelings, especially after a brain injury. That’s where art comes in. Art therapy is a cathartic experience that lets you access feelings deep within your subconscious. It can help you work through any emotional problems you might have in a constructive, non-threatening way. That’s why so many psychologists prescribe art therapy to their patients suffering PTSD. In fact, many patients find it helpful to express themselves through painting. They might use colors to represent their feelings, or draw an image that means a lot to them. Click Here for COLOR THERAPY page. (See also, Art Therapy article – Click to Learn More.
Books can be an invaluable resource for traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivors, their loved ones, and their caregivers who want to learn more about this condition. There are many traumatic brain injury books that are helpful for anyone who wants to learn more about TBI.
In this article, we’ve compiled a list of 10 top traumatic injury books that provide a wealth of information and inspiration. It includes books that describe TBI from the survivor’s perspective, evidence-based guides on treatment and care, as well as stories of hope and resilience from loved ones and caregivers of TBI survivors. (Click link for moodyneuro.org’s list of top 10 TBI books)
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As you explore the powerful Self-Rehabilitation Resources on this website, remember that each step forward, no matter how small, is a testament to your resilience and determination.
Click “READ MORE” to dive deeper into these vital aspects of your healing journey, and MANY OTHER TYPES OF THERAPY!
A few of the Self-Rehabilitation Therapies are featured below!
(New Resources are added weekly! We are renovating to make it more User-Friendly. Thank you for Understanding!)
Harness self-rehab and holistic wellness strategies to empower your recovery and bring harmony to your life.
Embrace the power of physical activity to rejuvenate your body and mind. Discover exercises tailored to enhance your strength, flexibility, and overall well-being, making every move a step toward a healthier you.
DID YOU KNOW….Exercise increases blood flow to the brain, which increases oxygen to the brain, which enhances the formation of new neural connections, which is the key to building new paths around the damage from the TBI – this is neuroplasticity = HEALING!
Cognitive Rehab for TBIUnlock your potential with cognitive rehabilitation techniques designed to sharpen your mind and enhance your daily functioning. Explore strategies and resources that support brain health and cognitive recovery.
TBI Exercise Cardio/Cognitive Brain Injury Exercises & Rehabilitation
Brain Training/Brain Games – COGNIFIT
10 Productivity Hacks Backed by Neuroscience ~ Includes: Pomodoro Technique, Power of Deep Work, Morning Exercise & Brain Function, Exercise, Nutrition, Music, Mindfulness, Colors, and more!
Nourish your body with a balanced and wholesome diet that fuels your recovery and promotes long-term health. Dive into the world of nutrition to discover foods that support healing and enhance your vitality.
DID YOU KNOW….Dark chocolate, fatty fish, pumpkin seeds, blueberries, walnuts and avocados all have something in common… They are some of the best foods for brain injury recovery! Read More
Click to read about “Concussion Foods,” at Betterbrainandbody.com
Includes: Pomodoro Technique, Power of Deep Work, Morning Exercise & Brain Function, Exercise, Nutrition, Music, Mindfulness, Colors, and more!
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Nurture your Mind & Soul with holistic approaches that foster mental well-being and resilience. Dive into strategies that support a healthy mental state and enhance your overall quality of life.
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Immerse yourself in the therapeutic power of color, art, and music to uplift your spirit and promote emotional healing. Explore creative avenues that unlock self-expression and foster inner peace.
DID YOU KNOW…Color, art, and music therapy can all play a role in enhancing neuroplasticity—the brain’s ability to reorganize and form new neural connections. These therapies work together to stimulate sensory pathways, reduce stress, and support brain healing, making them valuable tools in TBI recovery. Color Art Music
Embrace the tranquility of mindfulness, meditation, and yoga to center yourself and find inner balance. Discover practices that enhance your mental clarity, reduce stress, and promote overall well-being.
In the challenging journey of managing Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI), support groups play a vital role in fostering hope and resilience. These groups offer more than just a gathering of individuals; they provide a sanctuary where shared experiences transform into collective strength.
For those affected by TBI, whether survivors or caregivers, support groups can be a lifeline, offering emotional, educational, and social benefits that are crucial for recovery and adaptation. Read More
Virtual Support Groups – Brain Injury Association of America
Click Here to Find a Group in Your State
Nevada TBI Supports (and neighboring states CA, AZ, UT, , ID, OR) https://brainandspinalcord.org/support-groups-brain-injury-nevada/
ShareWell Improves Your Mental Health ShareWell | General Mental Health Support
Our community understands what life is like battling mental health challenges and are here to support you through it. At our core, we believe in human connection and the growth and healing that happens when people come together with the intention to support each other. Join a network of people who are overcoming life’s challenges together, because you don’t have to do it alone.
Where to get help – TBI & Concussion Where to Get Help | Traumatic Brain Injury & Concussion | CDC
Support Groups & Resources for TBI Caregivers Traumatic Brain Injury
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Many brain injury survivors have trouble leaving the house or attending a support group due to fatigue and overstimulation. Online, Hope After Head Injury is able to enter the survivor’s “world”, wherever they are, and brings much needed support, hope, and social interaction by connecting survivors and caregivers with others who understand the daily struggles and can offer encouragement, ideas, and resources.
The heartbeat of Hope After Head Injury lives in the active online community of survivors and caregivers; each with a story, and each with a willingness to share compassion, kindness, and hope.
Facebook · Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group – This is a place where you can share your frustration, joy, fears, and anything else that pertains to TBI’s. YOU ARE NOT ALONE :-). 54.8k+ Followers
Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group | Facebook
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Our website is dedicated to raising awareness about Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) and providing educational resources from trusted organizations, including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). However, the information on this website is for informational purposes only and is not intended as medical or legal advice.
If you have experienced a fall, head injury, or accident, or if you are exhibiting symptoms of a TBI, we strongly encourage you to consult a qualified healthcare provider for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment. Completing a TBI questionnaire available on our site can be a helpful starting point, but it is not a substitute for professional medical evaluation. TBIQuestionnaire
Likewise, any legal information or references provided here are not a substitute for personalized legal counsel. Please consult a licensed attorney for advice regarding any legal matters.
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