How Mindfulness Helps Veterans Struggling with TBI, PTSD, & Suspected CTE | Operation Brain Health

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Mindfulness is a useful part of the recovery plan for Veterans who are suffering from traumatic brain injury (TBI), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or possible Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE). In this video, Dr. Rebecca Van Horn, a psychiatrist and U.S. Army Reservist, describes how to seek out mindfulness-based interventions, and why mindfulness can be so helpful in the recovery from brain trauma.

Operation Brain Health is part of the Concussion Legacy Foundation’s Project Enlist, which is serving as a catalyst for research on military Veterans with TBI, CTE and PTSD by rapidly increasing the number of Veteran brains donated to brain banks for study. Operation Brain Health is providing a service to Veterans through positive brain health messaging to help support the heroes who courageously fight for our nation.

Learn more and take control of your brain health: https://concussionfoundation.org/programs/project-enlist

Struggling with concussion, Post-Concussion Syndrome or possible CTE? Reach out for help at https://concussionfoundation.org/helpline

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@Tsudkyk says:

Of coarse, another “pick yourself by your bootstraps” solution. This is a way to pawn off our medical care onto the patient. Yes, it is a powerful tool- but when I need more care for my ptsd and TBI, I’m told I need to practice mindfulness.

I’m sent to mindfulness and pain management classes but nothing is being done to find out “The who, what, and why” of my condition. When I don’t get any better they have some suggestion of what I SHOULD be doing while ignoring all of my efforts in the past.

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