Jane speaks to Dr. Sullivan about everything brain, trauma, and life in the time of Covid-19.

Dr. Karen Sullivan explains how she is serving the unmet needs of the brain injury community.

Tony Adkins PA-C is a bright light in the medical community. He sat down with Jane on "blackout Tuesday" and spoke candidly about what it is like for him to be a black man in America and a black man in medicine. You will hear Tony describe his movement away from the traditional model of "diagnose and dose" to treating the whole person. With kindness and charisma, Tony makes the lives of everyone he meets happier and healthier just be knowing him.

Mimi and Jane get into dating post stroke and talk all about her book "I'll Be Okay, Its Just A Hole In My Head."...Also the character Jami from Outlander.🔥

Molly Parker is a physical therapist and brain injury survivor. She understands how being a brain injury survivor can feel like walking around in the dark and "feeling" your way to recovery. As a physical therapist and survivor she is determined to get you the help you need.

Let's talk about how to care for ourselves in this most gnarliest of gnarly times.

Dr. Shawn Phipps has been an OT in brain injury recovery for over twenty years. He recently did a Ted talk outlining his experience with neuroplasticity and brain recovery. He speaks to the nature of neuroplasticity and how it can be used for good and for bad. Dr. Phipps also tells us about the CAPE model and how to be a super hero of your recovery.

Speaking with Linda Graham was such a wonderful and informative experience. I hope you get as much out of it as I did.

Maddi Neibanck is the author of Fast Forward: The Fully Recovered Mindset.

In her words, I wrote this book to inspire other brain injury survivors and show that with the right perspective anything is possible, and that the idea of being “fully recovered” after any injury is all in your mindset. In this book I share my journey with reframing my perspective after suffering a stroke, and how that shift to positivity impacted my recovery in the best way possible