The ability to effectively begin and complete tasks is often affected following a brain injury. What happens in your brain while starting and completing tasks involves many complex processes.
Read More‘Long COVID’ is the term often used when someone experiences COVID-19 symptoms for at least four weeks after the initial infection. Long COVID may also be referred to by other names, such as post-COVID conditions, PASC (post-acute sequelae of COVID-19) or long-haul COVID.
Read MoreAbout hypoxic and anoxic brain injury and what the difference is between them.
Read MoreIn light of the rise of long COVID as a persistent and significant health issue, the Office for Civil Rights of the Department of Health and Human Services and the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice have joined together to provide this guidance.
Read MoreThis checklist is designed to help patients and caregivers get the most out of appointments with healthcare providers for post-COVID conditions.
Read MoreThis resource provides many examples of how to communicate a brain injury to others.
Read MoreThis fact sheet explains what chronic traumatic encephalopathy is (CTE) and compares it to post concussion syndrome (PCS).
Read MoreThis toolkit explains what self-advocacy is, how to advocate for yourself, and provides tools to help.
Read MoreThis interview form provides guiding questions about the history of a person with a brain injury. It can be used by family to collect information for a healthcare visit, or used by professionals to record important medical history of a person with BI.
Read MoreThis comic explains the relationship that can develop between chronic pain and anxiety and finding ways to deal with it.
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