Through my process and on my journey, I have discovered different ways that have helped me to create hope. Create hope in my life, my well-being and in my relationships.
In the process of using these ways I have discovered my purpose, created my new normal, improved my brain/body connection and have learned how to be an advocate.
These ways may also help you to create hope in life, well-being and relationships.
In the process, discover your purpose, create your new normal, improve you brain/body connection and help you to be an advocate.
You don’t have to do everything
“I am only one, but still I am one. I cannot do everything, but still I can do something; and because I cannot do everything, I will not refuse to do something that I can do.” Helen Keller
To read the full article: 12 Ways to Enhance Our Lives, Well-Beings and Relationships after a Brain Injury
To listen to and watch the video presentation of this article, click on the below Start Feature. I create video presentations of my articles for individuals who learn through watching and listening. To see a list of my other 434 video presentations, click on this link: Playlist.
Over the past 19 months I have had the opportunity to share the benefits of working these 12 ways have given to me. I have shared my experience, strength and hope with associations, support groups, hospitals, rehabilitation centers, clubhouses and a State Department of Education through 4 programs.
Four Programs Offered
Finding Purpose after Brain Injury and Stroke Presentation
Thriving beyond a diagnosis (what happened to us) and a prognosis (what we can accomplish).
Acceptance and Creating a New Normal after Brain Injury and Stroke Presentation
Defining who we are after our brain injuries in ways that work for us by looking at our lives and abilities in a new way.
Neuroplasticity, Setting Goals and Creating Hope After Brain Injury and Stroke Presentation
Developing our brain and bodies in ways that work for us through developing new neural pathways and brain reorganization.
Believing in Ourselves through Self-Advocacy — A Guide to Owning Our Power after Brain Injury and Stroke Presentation
Owning our power by advocating for ourselves though our mind, body, spirit, soul and emotions through awareness, acceptance and action.
To date I have spoken 53 times with 5 more opportunities scheduled.
Opportunities to be of Service
I am available to share my experience, strength and hope with your Association, Support Group, Hospital, Rehabilitation Center, Clubhouse or Department of Education through Zoom or in person.
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