What a reduced processing speed means for a brain injury survivor
Michelle Munt | 30 June 2021
In this Blog post, Michelle Munt discusses what a reduced processing speed means for a brain injury survivor.
In December 2014 Michelle Munt sustained a serious brain injury in a car accident. Since the injury, Michelle has set up her own business as a coach, supporting others.
Michelle Munt | 30 June 2021
In this Blog post, Michelle Munt discusses what a reduced processing speed means for a brain injury survivor.
Michelle Munt | 23 June 2021
In this blog post, Michelle Munt looks at the question 'Can we do more to help the public understand brain injury survivors?'
Michelle Munt | 26 May 2021
Brain injuries can cause a wide range of challenges, but one that is particularly detrimental to a survivor’s well-being is when communication is affected.
Michelle Munt | 10 May 2021
Social media has become a big part of everyday life, helping when we want to chat & share photos. For brain injury survivors, things are more complicated.
Michelle Munt | 9 April 2021
In this blog, Michelle Munt discusses why she no longer believes that the US is superior for medical care after a serious injury.
Michelle Munt | 18 March 2021
Any type of injury can have a complicated recovery process. New symptoms of a brain injury can show up much later after sustaining a head injury.
Michelle Munt | 13 January 2021
In this blog, Michelle talks about how she became self-conscious after her brain injury, which led her to withdraw from social situations.
Michelle Munt | 14 September 2020
In this article, Michelle Munt talks about Parosmia. A lesser-known condition of Tbi that distorts your sense of smell.
Michelle Munt | 7 September 2020
In this blog post, Michelle Munt explores what déjà vu is and why it is more common with brain injury survivors.
Michelle Munt | 17 August 2020
Video calls have helped people continue to work from home, but it can all get a bit too much sometimes, especially for brain injury survivors.
Michelle Munt | 3 August 2020
In this blog post, Michelle Munt looks at how social distancing during the COVID-19 Pandemic has changed shopping for brain injury survivors.
Michelle Munt | 20 July 2020
Brain injury is often referred to as an invisible disability because a stranger wouldn't necessarily know just by looking at you that something was wrong.
