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From Hospital to School Hallways: An Educator’s Viewpoint on Supporting Pediatric TBI Recovery

Each child I meet is navigating a unique recovery. In the hospital setting, my job is not just about academics-it is about reassurance and restoring a sense of normalcy.
Read moreTraumatic Brain Injury in Young Children: Follow-up and care is important!

Children younger than 5 have higher rates of hospital stays in the United States for traumatic brain injury (TBI) than children of other ages, primarily due to falls.
Read moreAdvocating at the ARD Table: A Parent’s Perspective + 10 Tips to Grow as an Advocate

Through my research, I became empowered. One piece of advice stood out to me more than any other: “Don’t be afraid to speak up. You know your child best.”
Read moreOne Journey Ends, Another Begins: Reflections

I learned a long time ago that things run their course, things change, and as challenges are met and overcome, the conversation changes also.
Read morePersonal Reflection: Celebrate the Small Wins!

From then on, I celebrated every win: walking up stairs using both feet, unzipping his jacket on his own, using a spoon without spilling half the food. These moments aren’t small to me, they’re everything.
Read moreRaising Awareness for Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury in Texas
According to the Texas Education Agency, approximately 6,000 Texas children are hospitalized each year due to TBI, with 1,300 of these cases resulting in long-term disability.
Read moreQuestions Parents Are Asking About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI): Key Concerns & Resources

As awareness of traumatic brain injury (TBI) grows, parents are seeking answers about its causes, long-term effects, and how to best support their children.
Read more“Supporting Preschool Children with Concussions or Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) in Early Childhood Classrooms" Article Review

Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in Young Children.
Read moreImmediate Temporary Accommodation Plan (ITAP)

Sometimes the best way to describe something is with an illustration.
Read moreIzzy’s Journey to Recovery and Triumph

According to the Centers for Disease Control, in 2022, 2.3 million children and adolescents had received a concussion or brain injury at some point in their life.
Read morePagination
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