Health professionals who decide on a career in assisting survivors of traumatic brain injury must master an extensive list of qualities and skills in order to be successful and provide the best client care possible. Here are some helpful tips for first time ILSTs.

An undiagnosed traumatic brain injury (TBI) can have a variety of long-term effects on your overall physical health, mental wellness, and cognitive ability. Because of how easy it is to sustain a TBI, one needs to be familiar with its signs and symptoms and know when to seek advanced medical treatment. 

The changes and impairments that arise from a traumatic brain injury can be startling

and overwhelming for the survivors and their families. Having a guide as to the difference in behavior can help them navigate recovery.

Traumatic brain injury has been called the "silent epidemic" even though they can happen to anyone at any time. We explain what happens during a TBI, risk and recovery.

With new awareness of Aphasia sweeping the nation- we wanted to take the time to explain more about this occurrence and what it can mean.

Learn about how getting the right services can make all the difference to both the one in recovery and their loved one.

Healio.com article by Odette Harris, MD, MPH