Dealing with Symptoms

Following a brain injury, most individuals enter a phase of disrupted brain activity, marked by the onset of various symptoms. Often referred to as the “disruption phase,” this period can feel like navigating a rocky road, riddled with distortions and a lack of clarity. Because each case is unique, the length and intensity of this phase can vary greatly. In this section of the webspace, we delve into the most common symptoms of brain injury, sharing insights and practical strategies for managing them. Drawing from both personal experiences and broader knowledge, we aim to provide guidance and support for navigating this challenging phase. Explore the articles below to learn about these symptoms and ways to mitigate their effects.

Cognitive Fatigue

Memory Dysfunction

Varied Vision Effects

Overcompensation

Sensory & Processing

Vertigo & Disequilibrium

Dizziness & Headaches

Anxiousness & Anxiety

Attention & Focus

Impulsive & Disinhibition

Balance & Reaction

Verbal & Written Link

Brain Function Shift

Clouded Judgement