Counseling for Mild Traumatic Brain Injury

Have you undergone a mild traumatic brain injury?

Have you been struggling with the complications of a mild brain injury? Have you been referred to us because you have experienced a mild brain injury? The effects of a mild brain injury are serious issues that you must deal with every day. Are you ready to move forward? A major input to the intervention of mild traumatic brain injury may be you.

If you are struggling with the effects of an injury to your brain it may be hard for you to be willing and motivated to seek treatment, but it may be essential that you do. By consulting with us, you may learn a lot about what you are going through.

We are able to offer many modern-day treatment options for treatment of mild traumatic brain injuries. We are specialists in the field of neuropsychology and neurocognitive impairment, and we readily conduct evaluations of the brain-behavior relationship. This connection is an important connection to learn about when you have experienced a mild traumatic brain injury. 

Some of the issues that you may be dealing with are that of:

• Problems in attention.
• Memory loss.
• Stuttering or trouble with speech and communication.
• Personality change.
• Depression.
• Anxiety. 
• Behaving in ways that are unlike you.
• Inability to relax, rest, or sleep.
• Confusion.
• Other difficulties.

Besides the brain-behavior relationship, there are other areas of functioning that we would like to consult with you about. There are many areas of functioning that we can begin to work on together. Your mental health, current functioning, and current state of being are very important factors when recovering from a brain injury.

Other barriers to normal functioning that you may be dealing with are:

• Cognitive impairment.
• Losing your train of thought.
• Executive functioning issues.
• Issues related to the source of the trauma.
• Relationships.
• Rebuilding your life.
• Your mannerisms, attitude, and nature.

Important areas that you may be interested in working on with us are:

• Rebuilding skills.
• Strengthening skill sets that you have lost.
• Focusing on your overall health.
• Expressing your loss.
• Goal setting for the future.
• Building an overall trail to recovery.

Consulting with us about your traumatic brain injury is important for you because you may not realize the extent of power that you have towards your own recovery. The brain is a very powerful organ, and it is capable of recovering in many areas that we would not expect

At ThoughtWise we are able to offer you some unthinkable opportunities to begin treatment and recovery.

We may spend time working together on such things as:

• Evaluation.
• Assessment.
• Goal setting.
• Talking with your counselor about how your life has changed.
• Talking about future areas of improvement.
• Learning tools and skills to better cope and recover.
• Building routines around your recovery, wellness, health, and outlook.