Rob and Ashley address a recent negative comment that we are "empowering the victim mentality".

We speak with Natalie Mackenzie, who is a Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapist. Natile has over 20 years of experience in working with individuals who have a traumatic brain injury. We learn how insurance differs in the UK vs the United States.

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We conclude our interview with Dawn Corbelli, who's life was turned upside down when injured in a car accident with her daughter.

Dawn Corbelli and her daughter Veronica were making a routine trip to a local Walmart when they found themselves involved in an automobile accident that would change their life forever. Listen as Dawn relieves those days and describes what their life is like now some 16 years later.

CTE is something that is diagnosed in death, but we are learning now that there are ways to identify CTE. CTE is acquired by having several concussions. We are joined by Blake Walker who has suspected CTE and gives us details on what symptoms to look for.

One of our top-rated YouTube podcast views. Rob and Ashley go over topics that you should never say to someone with a brain injury. It's not that people are being insensitive, it's a lack of understanding.

We dive deep into anxiety and the effects it has on your life. We explore ideas to help ease anxiety.

Rob and Ashley talk about the spoon theory, which explains to neurotypical people how a brain injury survivor requires more energy to do a task. Once you are out of spoons, you are done for the day.

Rob and Ashley continue on the subject of memory issues. We explore more things that you can do to help with memory issues, as well as things caregivers and friends can do to help.

Rob and Ashley discuss how brain injury survivors suffer with memory loss and some things we can do to help support ourself when we can't remember.