Brain Injury, Depression and Suicide: Is It "Just Mental Health" or Is It Part of the Injury?
One of the most common—and most damaging—misconceptions about brain injury is the belief that changes in mood are simply psychological reactions to what has happened.
When the Brain Turns the Volume Up: Understanding Central Sensitization After Brain Injury
Why pain, headaches, light sensitivity and sensory overload can persist long after the original injury.
Periods, Perimenopause and Menopause After Brain Injury: What Every Woman Needs to Know
If you're a woman living with a brain injury, you've probably noticed something that isn't talked about nearly enough.
CBD and THC After Brain Injury: What Does the Science Really Say?
Cannabis-based products are becoming increasingly popular among people living with traumatic brain injury (TBI), persistent post-concussion symptoms (PCS) and suspected CTE
A new study has revealed that one of football's longest-standing beliefs may not be true.
For years, many people have believed that the old, heavy leather footballs used decades ago were the main reason players developed long-term brain problems. It seems logical: old footballs absorbed wa
The First Major Brain Health Study in Women's Rugby Could Change the Future of Player Safety
For decades, almost everything we know about concussion, repetitive head impacts and long-term brain health in rugby has come from studies of male athletes. Yet women's rugby has grown rapidly around
