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By: Chris Brasure February 20, 2020

Recreational Activities That Can Help Brain Injury Victims

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Recreational therapy is something that should be fun and helpful to the rehabilitation of somebody with a traumatic brain injury. This reminds me of a previous client who was a traumatic brain injury victim. He and his son would enjoy building cars together from scratch. The client’s son eventually had…

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By: Chris Brasure February 20, 2020

4 Steps To Help TBI Victims With Mental Fatigue

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Researchers estimate that about 70% of traumatic brain injury survivors complain of mental fatigue. This mental fatigue is often due to the extra effort that somebody with a traumatic brain injury has to use every day, cause them to tire a lot more than others. A couple of years ago,…

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By: Chris Brasure February 20, 2020

If You Are In A Relationship With A TBI Victim – What Should You Do?

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Over the years, my law firm has helped numerous TBI victims, and in this time, we have seen that relationship troubles are all too common. We had one particular client that was a very young lady who suffered a traumatic brain injury due to a defective product smashing her head…

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By: Chris Brasure February 20, 2020

Can Brain Injury Victims Ever Drive Again?

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Studies show that even mild thinking difficulties, which may not be recognized by the injured person, may add and increase the risk to the driver or to other people around while the traumatic brain injury victim is driving. The last thing that you or your family may need is a…

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By: Chris Brasure February 20, 2020

5 Games For Brain Injury Victims And Their Families

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Did you know there are five awesome, fun and inexpensive games that you can play with TBI patients that can be fun for the family without adding to the stress of what is already a stressful situation? Go Fish The first one is Go Fish and it’s a stack of…

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By: Chris Brasure February 19, 2020

The Most Important Thing You Can Do To Keep TBI Victims Safe

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Traumatic brain injury patients are at a much greater risk for depression and suicide than those who don’t have other mental or physical health problems. When it comes to the topic of suicide, I have been personally affected both professionally and personally. The problem is even more serious for people…

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By: Chris Brasure February 18, 2020

Traumatic Brain Injury Therapy – How Can I Pay For It?

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In 2017, a woman in her mid 40s came to see me for help. She had been rear-ended by a large commercial vehicle and began to suffer serious symptoms, included headaches, memory issues, and confusion. Eventually, she underwent some testing and discovered that she had suffered a traumatic brain injury….

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By: Chris Brasure February 18, 2020

Is Your Home Ready For A TBI Victim?

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A couple of years ago, our family had a loved one who had become immobile and disabled and had to rely upon a wheelchair or motorized scooter to get around. What we realized is they didn’t have a way to get into the house without somebody lifting them and carrying…

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By: Chris Brasure February 18, 2020

What To Do If You’ve Suffered A Brain Injury And Want To Return To Work

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A few years ago, I had a TBI client who was injured while driving a bus. After his injury, he tried to return back to his bus driving job. The problem was he was finding himself getting lost on routes and not sure where to go. Ultimately, he had to…

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By: Chris Brasure February 18, 2020

The Three Most Common Personality Changes That TBI Victims Experience

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There are a lot of different personality changes that can happen after a traumatic brain injury, but there are certain types of behavioral changes that are pretty common among most victims. A few years ago, we had a traumatic brain injury victim come to us for help. This client would…

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