Tag Archive for: Brain Injury

Neuroplasticity: How the Brain Repairs Itself

Repetition is key when repairing neurons in the brain. When done correctly, neurological rehabilitation gives the brain a chance to reestablish lost connections.

What is Aphasia?

Over two million Americans live with aphasia, but many of us don’t know what it is. So what is aphasia? Aphasia is the inability to comprehend or formulate language.

Nutrition and Recovery from Brain Injury

With either type of brain injury, it can become difficult, dangerous, or simply impossible, to eat. But, your body (and your brain!) still needs nutrition to survive.

Concussions in Youth Sports

If your child competes sports, take some time to speak with your coaching staff about concussions. This is especially important with contact sports. To stay informed on how the coaches manage a suspected concussion, ask the following three questions.

3 Brain Safety Tips for Winter Sports

The winter months bring many wonderful things. The start of a new year. A beautiful, fresh fallen snow. Fun on the slopes. But the winter also brings something of great concern: a spike in traumatic brain injuries.