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Brain Injury, Hormone Issues, and the Endocrine System
Pituitary system, the endocrine system, and common hormonal issues that might occur after brain injury.
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Answering Questions about CTE
This handout presents information based on the latest science about CTE, including clinical presentation, risk factors, diagnosis, and strategies for discussing CTE with patients.
Read MoreTBI in the Homeless and Marginally Housed
Homelessness is a global public health concern, and traumatic brain injury (TBI) could represent an underappreciated factor in the health trajectories of homeless and marginally housed individuals.
Read MoreWhat College Disability Specialists and Educators Should Know
In this document we explain what executive functions are, how they interfere with college life, and the supports students with TBI need to have equal access in college.
Read MoreHomelessness and Brain Injury – A Professional’s Guide
Intended to give homeless services providers and advocates information and supports related to the intersection between brain injury and
homelessness.
Brain Injury Housing Tool Kit
Tool kit designed to provide basic housing information for individuals impacted by brain injury.
Read MoreSelf-Advocacy: Explaining Brain Injury to Others
This resource provides many examples of how to communicate a brain injury to others.
Read MoreBrain Injury in Schools: An Educator’s Guide
This guide walks educators through the basics of a brain injury, its effects on students and families, and how they impact education, transitions, and special education.
Read MoreChronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) vs Post Concussion Syndrome (PCS)
This fact sheet explains what chronic traumatic encephalopathy is (CTE) and compares it to post concussion syndrome (PCS).
Read MoreAdvocacy Toolkit
This toolkit explains what self-advocacy is, how to advocate for yourself, and provides tools to help.
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