by Dennis Radman | Apr 14, 2025 | Media
Mental Health: The Harmony of Existence Mental health is not a diagnosis, a checklist, or the mere absence of distress. It is the harmony of your existence in relationship to the future and other people—a dynamic balance that emerges when you pursue goals rooted in...
by Dennis Radman | Apr 12, 2025 | Media
What Is the Path of Brain Injury Rehabilitation? Restore, Enhance, Substitute, or Use Strategies—Where Does One Start? Rehabilitation following an acquired brain injury (ABI) is a dynamic challenge, requiring clinicians to navigate a crossroads of four paths:...
by Dennis Radman | Mar 30, 2025 | Media
Change Is Hard, So Is Standing Still Picture a patient—call her Sarah—sitting in a therapy room, a smartphone on the table, its screen glowing with a memory app she’s meant to use. Her brow furrows as she hesitates, caught between the effort it demands and the comfort...
by Dennis Radman | Mar 20, 2025 | Media
Habits and Heuristics in Rehabilitation: Rethinking Behaviour’s Role Rehabilitation following brain injury typically emphasizes observable actions: a patient’s use of a memory aid, adherence to an exercise regimen, or ability to structure their daily routine. When...
by Dennis Radman | Mar 8, 2025 | Media
Grounded, Then Soaring: The Arc of Brain Injury Recovery Picture a client waking up one morning unable to tie their shoes, their hands fumbling as if they’ve forgotten how to move. A car accident has left them with an acquired brain injury (ABI), turning their life...
by Dennis Radman | Oct 3, 2024 | Media
Ambiguous Loss: Coping with Hidden Grief After Brain Injury Caring for a loved one with brain injury can bring about a unique and challenging type of grief known as ambiguous loss. Unlike the more common forms of loss where there is a clear separation, ambiguous loss...
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