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http://braininjuryhelp.com 1-800-992-9447 This video was made for our TBI Voices project. We interviewed thirty real life survivors of brain injury. In these interviews we talked to the survivors about how they became brain injured and [More]

http://braininjuryhelp.com 1-800-992-9447 This video was made for our TBI Voices project. We interviewed thirty real life survivors of brain injury. In these interviews we talked to the survivors about how they became brain injured and [More]

Glenn Parkinson, MSW talks about how people can’t numb out some of the hallmark feelings of PTSD like fear, anger, and vulnerability without also numbing out love, tenderness, and curiosity about another person.

After a TBI, it’s difficult to feel self-confident — to feel sexy — when you are relying on someone for manyof your daily needs. How do you negotiate being cared for with being an equal [More]

Reestablishing relationships and life roles is a valuable part of recovery. Taking care of emotional health is as important as physical health and an important part of emotional health means resuming identity as a sexual [More]

People come with different backgrounds, cultures, and comfort levels when it comes to talking about sex and intimacy. Healthcare providers need open the doors to this conversation slowly and sensitively.

Lee Woodruff of the Bob Woodruff Foundation talks about sex and intimacy after an injury: why nobody wants to talk about it and why we should anyway.