It is easier to do concussion research on male sports injuries. There is funding, political will and interest. But these researchers aren’t concerned with their work being simple. They are determined to wade into the complex to get this research off the ground.
She’s decided to leave, maybe this time for good. She is starting over. But overwhelmed and without the lens of traumatic brain injury, does she have hope of being helped and understood?
Bright lights and ambient noises create fuzzy thinking and fatigue. Personality changes, anger and depression. Hear survivors speak their truth as Lin Haag educates about traumatic brain injury and post concussive symptoms.
To a police officer she can appear drunk and combative. To a family court judge she’s disorganized and unfit. In criminal court her trauma goes unrecognized as she sits near the man who tried to take her life.
Only a handful of diligent researchers are looking at the intersection of intimate partner violence and traumatic brain injury. Listen as they shatter the silo approach and collaborate to make headway from the ground up.
For every 1 NHL hockey player that receives a concussion, 5500 Canadian women will experience the same injury. So why has male sports concussion dominated the news, research and policy change?
She hears a smack, she gasps for breath. His eyes are empty and unrecognizable. She wants to call out but fears this will only incite more anger. This may be the first of many brain injuries she will accumulate at the hands of someone who claims to love her.
Something’s not right and she feels it. Nothing she says is right and everything is her fault. Confused, She makes herself smaller and quieter. Waiting for the love to return. This subtle and insidious form of manipulation may have happened to you...
Charming and romantic, these relationships start with a love bomb. In the beginning these women feel excited, loved and safe, but something more menacing lays in wait.
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A podcast that blends storytelling, investigation, psychology and a heavy dose of curiosity about the organ that drives us all. Our Brain!