By John Hatten, Rehabilitation Counselor, TBI Survivor I find that I learn as much from putting together these presentations as I hope you do from reading them. I’m also going to put a TBI spin on each to explain how these ideas can help us Survivors come to grips with our situation. The four words […]
Continue readingBy John Hatten, Rehabilitation Counselor, TBI SurvivorFirst things first: I should explain that I know, the hard way, about this subject. A long time ago (1973!), I had a Traumatic Brain Injury in a construction accident. Very few people survived such an injury then: I walked in uncharted territory. So unlike so many of the […]
Continue readingWorld Wide Web Resources By John Hatten, Rehabilitation Counselor, TBI Survivor Hi again! For this blog I’m going to review some other TBI “helpers”: Brain Train® goes for $129.00 for the “Basic Cognitive Skills” edition: Volume 1, or $249.00 for Volume 3 (Volume 1 and 38 new programs); Happy-neuron.com is priced from $29.95 (3 month) […]
Continue readingBy John Hatten, Rehabilitation Counselor, TBI Survivor It seems, at first glance, that recognizing our deficits, or problem areas, would seem to be the easiest thing to do: after all, we know ourselves better than anyone, so it must be simple to see where we aren’t quite the same anymore. In fact, it’s one […]
Continue readingBy John Hatten, TBI Coach & Counselor, Survivor of TBI I’d like to change this blog, but just a bit. I’m going from the TBI 101 to individually named posts, so it’ll be easier to get what will be discussed. I hope you like it. Like today, I’m going to be discussing how we recognize […]
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