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One of the most painful parts of living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) isn’t always the injury itself. Sometimes, it’s feeling invisible. It’s hearing comments like: “But you look…

Identity Theft: Rediscovering Ourselves After Stroke was written by Dr. Debra Meyerson with Steve Zuckerman. After a severe stroke left Debra with physical limitations and difficulty speaking, she began rebuilding…

One of the most difficult things about a brain injury can be trying to understand what has happened to the person you once were. You may still look like yourself.…

A brain injury doesn’t always leave a visible mark. You can look fine. You can speak normally. You can walk into a room. And yet, inside your brain, something may…

A brain injury can change a person’s life in an instant. But sometimes, the changes don’t stop with the person who was injured. A traumatic brain injury can affect marriages,…

Stroke recovery can be a long and sometimes uncertain journey. After the initial emergency, hospital stay, and rehabilitation, many survivors are left wondering: What happens now? How can I continue…

What if the brain is not as fixed as we once believed? What if the brain can adapt, reorganize, and find new ways to function after injury or disease? These…

What if the health of your brain is connected to something you may not think about very often? Your gut. For years, conversations about brain health have often focused on…

What if taking care of your brain wasn’t only about remembering more? What if brain health also meant staying curious, moving your body, connecting with other people, managing stress, and…

Sometimes the hardest person to be honest with is yourself. You may know what you think. You may know what you feel. You may even know what you need. But…