Debunking Common Myths About Brain Injury

Myth 1: Athletes are Most at Risk of Sustaining a Brain Injury While athletes often come to mind when we think of brain injuries, they are not the only ones at risk. Falls account for 48 percent of all concussions in the United States. Motor vehicle crashes are the second leading cause, responsible for [...]

Part 1: Unlocking the Layers of Loneliness in Individuals with Brain Injury

Navigating the intricate tapestry of life after a brain injury, loneliness emerges as a silent companion, intricately weaving its threads through the internal landscape of those on the journey to recovery. As a therapist at Colorado Brain Injury Therapy, I'm eager to embark on a three-part exploration that sheds light on the profound impact [...]

Unveiling the Veil: Ableism, Hidden Disabilities, and the Stigma of Brain Injuries

Ableism permeates society, affecting individuals with disabilities in diverse ways. One aspect often overlooked is the discrimination faced by those with hidden disabilities, like brain injuries. In this blog post, we'll explore the intersection of ableism, the stigma surrounding hidden disabilities, and the specific challenges faced by individuals with brain injuries. Hidden disabilities, including brain [...]

Empowering the Soul: Seeking Counseling After a Brain Injury

A brain injury—what a life-altering event. It's as if the world as you knew it suddenly shifts, and the challenges that lie ahead seem insurmountable. But here's the thing, my friend: seeking counseling after a brain injury isn't a sign of weakness; it's an unbeatable display of your inner strength. In this blog, we'll [...]