Lived Experience

How to deal with unsolicited advice on how to “heal” a brain injury.

In this blog, Michelle Munt provides her tips on how to deal with unsolicited advice on how to “heal” a brain injury.

Comparing yourself; the dangers of social media!

There is one thing I've found to be really toxic that has limited my progress after my brain injury, and that is when I've compared myself to others.

Brain injury can create emotional lability, which isn’t being a “drama queen”

In this blog, Michelle Munt talks about how a brain injury can create emotional lability, which isn’t being a “drama queen”.

You’re so lucky!

The one thing I have been told the most, is just how lucky I am, but I don’t think I or anyone with a brain injury are actually lucky at all.

My Experience of Parenting After a Concussion

In this blog, Anna talks about how parenting after a concussion has been one of the hardest things she's ever had to do.

14 bits of advice from 14 years of having a Traumatic Brain Injury

'What have I learned in the last 14 years then? What advice would have I given to myself?' Find out in Brooke's blog

Watch out for scammers after a brain injury!

Even though I have a serious TBI, I often feel pretty confident. However, I recently got scammed which knocked my self-esteem.

Techniques And Strategies To Develop Greater Self-Awareness

In this blog, Anna wants to share with you a few techniques and strategies you can try out for yourself to develop greater self-awareness

How To Develop Greater Self-Awareness After A Concussion

In this post, Anna talks about what self-awareness is and a bit about her own experiences of working to become more self-aware.

What a reduced processing speed means for a brain injury survivor

In this Blog post, Michelle Munt discusses what a reduced processing speed means for a brain injury survivor.

Can we do more to help the public understand brain injury survivors?

In this blog post, Michelle Munt looks to see if we can do more to help the general public understand brain injury.

6 steps to improve the conversational skills of someone with a TBI

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.