Marie Rowland

Some time has passed since your brain injury. You may be impatient to get better, do the things you used to do, and not feel so helpless. The best way to do this is to take advantage of neuroplasticitythe brains ability to recover and make new pathways. A good way to support neuroplasticity after a ...
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Brain injury is confusing to people who dont have one. Its natural to want to say something, to voice an opinion or offer advice, even when we dont understand. And when you care for a loved one with a brain injury, its easy to get burnt out and say things out of frustration. Here are ......
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The pituitary gland is a tiny part of the brain. Its about the size and weight of a small grape, and it lives smack in the center of the brain. It dangles from the hypothalamus on a short, cord-like structure called the infundibulum, and snuggles nicely into a little bony depression in the skull cal...
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Red wine, chocolate, spinach, broccoli and berrieswe know these foods contain antioxidants, which help us maintain good health by preventing things like cardiovascular disease or cancer. Several research reports show that these foods also help promote brain health, and more specifically, memory. The...
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Weve all heard the anecdotal and clinical reports of omega-3 supplements helping brain functioning, especially memory, in people without a traumatic brain injury. But does it do any good to take these supplements after a brain injury Has any research been done Is there concrete evidence The short an...
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