My name is Michelle Munt, & I sustained a serious brain injury in a car accident back in December 2014. The journey to recovery has been a challenge. I had to give up my career in recruitment. But now my confidence has grown so much that I am able to run my own business as a coach, supporting others.
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.
Michelle Munt | 22 June 2020
Michelle Munt talks about the importance of mental and physical wellbeing after sustaining a brain injury
Michelle Munt | 25 May 2020
Brain fog is a symptom that plagues lots of brain injury survivors. It’s not a medical term, but it’s a widely used description of when you are experiencing cognitive difficulties
Michelle Munt | 27 April 2020
It’s frustrating when you can’t think of the right word. In this article, Michelle talks about battling aphasia following a brain injury.
Michelle Munt | 13 April 2020
It’s widely recognised that during sleep is when the brain does some crucial chores. In this article, Michelle highlights how important sleep is for someone who has suffered a brain injury.
Michelle Munt | 11 March 2020
One of the most widely reported symptoms that most brain injury survivors suffer with is memory problems. Read Michelle's blog post on 'Memory problems after a brain injury: Memory vs attention span'
Michelle Munt | 24 February 2020
Our brain tries to make sense of the world, but that can be difficult if you suffer memory problems. In this post, Michelle answers 'what is a confabulation' & what to do when someone is having one.
