A Remembrance of Gratitude for Dr. Oliver Sacks
Oliver Sacks was a masterful story teller who first got my attention with “The Man Who Mistook His Wife For A Hat”. Through his writings I could always see that…
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Meditation and Neuroplasticity
Neuroplasticity brings such hope into our lives since it gives us an opportunity to reshape our brain through experience. Our friend, Dr. Ruwan Jayatunge has recently written an article with…
ReadBroken Tea Cups: Healing and Pushing Ahead
Written by Dan Harren “What counts is not the best living, but the most living.” Camus The problem with rehab is it leads to more rehab. Rehab should not be…
ReadUber Comes to Brain Injury Rehabilitation
Written by Rolf B. Gainer, PhD & Dan Harren Uber has brought about big changes in access to transportation and businesses modeled after Uber are springing up in areas like:…
ReadThe Long Way Round: Finding Meaning in our Trauma
Written by Dan Harren Trauma is bad. Duh. We all know this. But I’ve met a handful of survivors who are actually thankful for their injuries. It turns out that,…
ReadCraig Phillips Creates a Spark of Hope
Our friend, Craig Phillips, has contributed a lot of inspiration to our blog and his e-books and website are a regular staple in our Resources section. Craig openly shares his…
Read5 Ways to Make Rehab Last
Written by Dan Harren There’s a problem with brain injury rehab that isn’t talked about very much. Durability of outcomes: Often in-patient programs will see clients perform well in the…
ReadBrain Injury Rehab: Are we thinking long-term?
Written by Dan Harren TBI rehab is hard stuff. 10-plus years in, and I still find myself failing, learning, and moving forward. I’ve been thinking about success a lot lately,…
ReadNeuroNotes welcomes Dan Harren
Dan Harren is joining NeuroNotes as a guest blogger. Dan is the Business Development Manager for Neurologic Rehabilitation Institute of Ontario (NRIO), our sister facility in Toronto. He brings a…
ReadThere’s Nothing Mild About Mild Brain Injury
Mild Brain Injury is a misleading concept which remains a subject of concern for brain injury researchers and clinicians. A study from the University of Glasgow and the University of…
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