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Stories, encouragement, and gentle wisdom for the healing road.

  • Debbie Hampton on Gratitude, Self-Compassion, and Healing After Brain Injury

    A brain injury can change the way we think, feel, communicate, and experience everyday life. It can affect our memory, confidence, independence, and relationship with ourselves. Even when we make progress, there may still be difficult moments when frustration, fear, and negative thoughts become overwhelming. In this special Love Love Brain interview, Adeline sits down…

  • Brain Injury Healing and Recovery: 9 Strategies for Everyday Life

    Recovering from a brain injury can bring challenges that affect memory, emotions, energy, movement, and everyday activities. Some days may feel manageable, while others may require more rest, patience, and support. There is no single recovery path that works for everyone. Healing is not about doing everything perfectly or comparing your progress with someone else’s.…

  • 💕👑 Adeline, the Love Love Queen 👑💕

    Adeline, the Love Love Queen,She’s trying not to be mean!Sometimes she shouts,Sometimes she pouts,But LOVE is what she’s all about! 💗 Her brain gets tired, her thoughts go wild,But deep inside, she’s still a child.With a heart of gold and a little sass,She tells her troubles, “You too shall pass!” 🌸 She laughs, she cries,…

  • Dr. Gabor Maté’s 7 Laws of Emotional Healing

    7 powerful lessons to reduce anxiety, understand trauma, and practice self-love. 🌸 1. 🧐 Replace Judgment with Curiosity Instead of criticizing yourself, become curious about your feelings. ❌ “Why am I like this?” ✅ “I wonder why I’m feeling this way?” 💗 Practice: Understand your emotions instead of judging them. 2. 🧠 Understand Your Trauma…

  • Healing Trauma: Letting Go of the Old and Welcoming the New

    🌸 What if healing isn’t about becoming who we used to be, but learning to love who we are becoming? Trauma can change how we think, feel, react, and experience the world. But our brains and bodies also have the capacity to learn new patterns. This is where healing begins. 💗 🧠 1. How Trauma…

  • Beyond “Calm Down”: 7 Better Things to Say

    Sometimes, two simple words can make a difficult moment even harder: calm down. When someone feels overwhelmed, frustrated, anxious, or emotionally overloaded, being told to calm down may make them feel misunderstood rather than supported. They may already be trying their best to manage their emotions, organize their thoughts, and make sense of what is…

  • What You Build From Here: Finding Hope After Brain Injury

    A brain injury can change nearly every part of life, from how we think and communicate to how we work, maintain relationships, and imagine our future. For many survivors, one of the hardest challenges is learning how to move forward when the person they were before the injury feels far away. In this special Love…

  • My 10 LOVE LOVE Commandments

    My new commitments to myself, my happiness, my healing, and my future. 🌸 1. 💗 LOVABLE I am loved, and I am worthy of love. I do not need to earn love, prove myself, or be friends with everyone. I am enough exactly as I am. ✨ Worthy 2. 🌷 SELF-LOVING I choose to love…

  • Tenacious Steps Toward Your Goals

    Sometimes, the hardest part of reaching a goal is not knowing what to do. It is finding a way to do it when the process feels frustrating, complicated, or overwhelming. In this video, Adeline shares three important tasks she needs to complete for her education. These include contacting the Department of Rehabilitation, getting help signing…

  • Tenacious Actions: Taking Steps Toward Your Goals

    Sometimes, the most important steps toward our goals are the ones we least want to take. We may know what needs to be done, but the task feels uncomfortable, frustrating, or overwhelming. It might involve making an important phone call, asking for assistance, completing paperwork, or following up with an organization. In this video, Adeline…