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Change in Memory After TBI

Initially Resistant to Memory Strategies
Medication and Memory Problems After TBI
Make Sure It Is a Memory Problem
Memory Issues Impacting Other Health Problems
Primary Care Providers and Memory Problems After TBI
Uncertainty About Recovering Memory Function
Cognitive Rehabilitation for Memory Problems After TBI
Memory Problems and Returning to Work After TBI
Advice for Families and Caregivers
Memory Strategies Don’t Weaken Your Memory
Importance of Family Support with Memory Strategies
When Strategies Don’t Work
Low-Tech and No-Tech Strategies for Memory Support
Pillboxes as Memory Supports: Individualizing
Smartphones as Memory Supports
Learning a New Memory Strategy in Multiple Settings
The Challenge of Remembering Memory Strategies
Developing Awareness of Memory Issues
It's not just the injury that matters but the brain that is injured.
Memory Problems Causing Conflict Within Families
Social Impact of Memory Problems
Emotional Impact of Memory Problems
Remembering the Time Before the Injury
Memory Is Not a Single Thing
The Neurology of Memory Problems
Changes in Memory After TBI

TBI and Depression

Recovery Is a Full Time Job
Importance of a Support System
Get Back to Doing Enjoyable Things to Combat Depression
Adjustments to Therapy for TBI Patients
Activity Can Help Alleviate Depression
Importance of Recreational Therapy in Returning to Activity
Relieving Depression After TBI Through Activity
How Does Vocational Rehab Help with Depression?
What Is Vocational Rehabilitation?
Antidepressant Medications
Why It's Important to Make Adjustments to CBT
How Does Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) Work?
What Are the Best Treatments for Depression with TBI?
Team Approach to Treating TBI and Depression
Why It's Critical to Treat Depression in People with TBI
Stigma of Depression as a Barrier to Treatment
Why Is It Important to Treat Depression in People with TBI?
How Prevalent Is Depression?
Depression vs. Situational Sadness
Why Do People Get Depression After TBI?
TBI and Depression
What Is Depression?

Relationship After TBI

How to find Help
Recognizing the Positives
Getting Back on the Bike
The Brain Injury Family Intervention Feelings Checklist
Parenting after TBI in the Family
How Family Responsibilities Change After TBI
Treating Each Other with Love
Intimacy after TBI
What Couples Counseling is Like from the Therapist's Perspective
What Couples Counseling is Like from the Couples Perspective
Impact of Coupled Relationship on Recovery
Thoughts on Going to a Relationship Counselor
Don’t Let this Horrible Accident Destroy Your Marriage
Insight Into His Cognitive and Physical Changes
Ambiguous Loss
His Divot
Relationships After TBI

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