Brain Waves - Traumatic Brain Injury Information Network

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Families learn to manage their loved one's uncooperative behavior after TBI
Get answers to questions on recovery from concussion
Resource spotlight on the Center for Aphasia Research & Treatment and the Communication Matrix

Brain Waves - Issue 14 (2) 2016

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Families learn to manage their loved one's agitation after TBI
Get answers to questions on medically managing agitation
Resource spotlight on moderate to severe TBI

Brain Waves - Issue 14 (1) 2016

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Getting the Most from PT and OT after Rehabilitation
Participate in UAB research
We answer your questions about Ticket to Work

Brain Waves - Issue 13 (2) 2015

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Easing the transition from rehabilitation to home
Get answers to questions on caregiver depression
Resource spotlight on TBI Infocomics

Brain Waves - Issue 13 (1) 2015
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Learn how to improve balance, strength and endurance at home
Find out how to participate in research
We answer your questions on employment
Get the facts on vision problem and getting back to school

Brain Waves - Issue 12 (2) 2014
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Stay active after TBI by engaging your mind
Find out how to participate in research
We answer your questions on dysphagia
Get the facts on problems with sleep and problems with balance after TB.

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