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Please note that The Post Concussion Podcast has been closed for new episodes as of early 2024. Concussion Connect is also closed.
Thank you to everyone who was so supportive over the years and I hope these episodes continue to help others as they come across them!
I have set on a new venture (with a pen name - Izzy Barry) you can learn more about here
https://izzybarry.substack.com/
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Dealing with post-concussion syndrome is hard, but when the healthcare system is often set up to devalue one’s cries for help, things go from bad to worse.
Today's guest Taylor Vanderzwet shares her experiences with post-concussion syndrome. Her most recent being a workplace incident that ended up derailing her life. Taylor speaks about the range of physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms she is now dealing with, and the useless advice her family doctor gave her which did not help matters at all. One of her biggest challenges has been trying to integrate back into her the harsh environment of her workplace. While it has been a struggle for Taylor, we also talk about some of the help she has gotten from different professionals. She speaks about how much of a blessing it has been for her to speak to a psychotherapist so that she could be heard and also develop crucial self-love skills she needs to be able to keep advocating for the validity of her experiences.
Join our support community Concussion Connect!! Weekly support groups and more, https://postconcussioninc.com/concussionconnect
Follow Taylor on Instagram: @taylord2nature
For show notes, transcript, & more: www.postconcussioninc.com/podcast/taylor-vanderzwet
Check out our concussion awareness clothing: www.postconcussioninc.com/shop/
Support the Podcast! If you love the podcast please consider supporting us through our tip jar! All tips are greatly appreciated. (https://postconcussioninc.ck.page/products/support)
Want to find out about my future books?
Subscribe to my new email list: https://barry-writes.kit.com/subscribe
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PLEASE READ!
Please note that The Post Concussion Podcast has been closed for new episodes as of early 2024. Concussion Connect is also closed.
Thank you to everyone who was so supportive over the years and I hope these episodes continue to help others as they come across them!
I have set on a new venture (with a pen name - Izzy Barry) you can learn more about here
https://izzybarry.substack.com/
--
Dealing with post-concussion syndrome is hard, but when the healthcare system is often set up to devalue one’s cries for help, things go from bad to worse.
Today's guest Taylor Vanderzwet shares her experiences with post-concussion syndrome. Her most recent being a workplace incident that ended up derailing her life. Taylor speaks about the range of physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms she is now dealing with, and the useless advice her family doctor gave her which did not help matters at all. One of her biggest challenges has been trying to integrate back into her the harsh environment of her workplace. While it has been a struggle for Taylor, we also talk about some of the help she has gotten from different professionals. She speaks about how much of a blessing it has been for her to speak to a psychotherapist so that she could be heard and also develop crucial self-love skills she needs to be able to keep advocating for the validity of her experiences.
Join our support community Concussion Connect!! Weekly support groups and more, https://postconcussioninc.com/concussionconnect
Follow Taylor on Instagram: @taylord2nature
For show notes, transcript, & more: www.postconcussioninc.com/podcast/taylor-vanderzwet
Check out our concussion awareness clothing: www.postconcussioninc.com/shop/
Support the Podcast! If you love the podcast please consider supporting us through our tip jar! All tips are greatly appreciated. (https://postconcussioninc.ck.page/products/support)
Want to find out about my future books?
Subscribe to my new email list: https://barry-writes.kit.com/subscribe
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