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When Bullying replaces Support in Human and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems

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Overcoming Bullying after a Brain Injury

Solutions When Dealing with Difficult People and Bullies

Solutions When Dealing with Difficult People and Bullies

  In my experience living with the impact of a brain injury and an invisible disability I needed to develop solutions … [Read More...]

Freedom From Feeling Excluded Part 2 Video Presentation

 Several days ago I created the video presentation of Freedom From Feeling Excluded Part 1. In today's article I will … [Read More...]

Freedom From Feeling Excluded Part 1 Video Presentation

Several days ago I wrote and published a 2 part article, Freedom From Feeling Excluded. I published this article in 2 … [Read More...]

Beyond Feeling Excluded — Are You Being Bullied by a Individual or Group?

Recently I wrote a 2 part article series, Freedom from Feeling Excluded. I would invite you to read both parts of this … [Read More...]

  • Freedom From Feeling Excluded Part 2
  • Freedom From Feeling Excluded Part 1
  • How are We Teaching People to Treat Us Video Presentation
  • How are We Teaching People to Treat Us

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Relationships following a Brain Injury

Several days ago I shared my article Embracing the Cracks: A Journey of Healing and Purpose After Traumatic Brain … [Read More...]

For many years of my life, my concept of boundaries was limited to what separated one State from another. When it came … [Read More...]

After our brain injuries, we may have a difficult time connecting with ourselves and with other people. As a result, we … [Read More...]

Several days ago I wrote and published an article, Living with a Brain Injury, Holiday Stress and What to Do? in the … [Read More...]

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Creating Success after Brain Injury

Embracing Humility: A Journey Beyond Limitations After a Brain Injury

I have been thinking about a very powerful principle. Humility. I have found that this principle, when applied, helps me … [Read More...]

I Don’t Have to Wait to Live My Dreams

In  Part 3 of my article series, Traumatic / Acquired Brain Injury — Do Not Give Up on Your Dreams! I shared with you a … [Read More...]

Living with Disabilities, Limitations and Deficits on the Railroad of Life

In life, events, circumstances, experiences, discouragement and disappointments may redirect our experience. In an … [Read More...]

Make Your Life Magical after Brain Injury Poster

Click on the poster to ENLARGE Please feel free to share these posters with anyone to whom you believe could … [Read More...]

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Fulfilling Dreams after Brain Injury

Learning to Trust the Process that More will Be Revealed in Time

Several days ago I wrote the article, I Don’t Have to Wait to Live My Dreams. Yesterday, I wrote the article, Famous … [Read More...]

Achieving Our Dreams, One Skill and One Skill Set at a Time, One day at a Time

This morning I was thinking about some thing that my martial arts instructor encouraged students to do at the beginning … [Read More...]

Second Chance to Live 460 Video Presentation Playlist and Resource Page

Second Chance to Live 460 Video Presentations Playlist and Resource Page  Second Chance to Live Video Presentation … [Read More...]

Consider the Spark of Your Greatness after Experiencing a Brain Injury

Living with a brain injury and an invisible disability can leave us feeling stuck. Stuck like a mouse in a … [Read More...]

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Creating Hope after a Brain Injury

Yes, I am Disabled, but Don’t Count Me Out, because I am Not my Disability

Please Note: This page and all content are the original work of Craig J. Phillips and Second Chance to Live. They are … [Read More...]

Making Our Lives Magical after a Brain Injury and Stroke Video Presentation

Living with the impact or a brain injury, traumatic or acquired, can lead the individual with a feeling of helplessness. … [Read More...]

Making Our Lives Magical after a Brain Injury and Stroke

  Shared to encourage you. Encourage you to not give up on your process of creating a magical life after a brain injury … [Read More...]

Embracing the Cracks: A Journey of Healing and Purpose After Traumatic Brain Injury Video Presentation

Recently I wrote: Embracing the Cracks: A Journey of Healing and Purpose After Traumatic Brain Injury.   Today, I am … [Read More...]

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Experiencing Self-Acceptance after Brain Injury

Navigating Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury: Embracing Reality and the Journey to Acceptance

Today I want to begin talking about the process of acceptance. Through my process of acceptance, I came to a life … [Read More...]

Living Life with a Brain Injury and Finding Freedom From Shame and Guilt

I realize this article is long, however I would encourage you to read through the entire article. Please do so at your … [Read More...]

A Question to Ask: Will Your Brain Injury Awareness Make You Bitter or Better?

Several days ago, I wrote an article, Why I Needed to Challenge My Brain Injury Awareness. I shared in the article that … [Read More...]

Living and Thriving Beyond Brain Injury Awareness to Create a Good Life for Ourselves Zoom Presentation

Until I was able to move beyond my brain injury awareness, I had no idea how to live or thrive. I had no idea how to … [Read More...]

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The Impact of Trauma-informed Care and Holistic Recovery on Human Service Systems and and AI Systems

The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Mentoring Model™

When Bullying replaces Support in Human and Artificial Intelligence (AI)

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Making the Invisible Recognizable through Understanding: The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) Repeatable Failure Mode under Conversational Strain Evidence-Based/Time-Stamped

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Be the Architect of Your Life to Avoid Developing a Learned Helplessness

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Most Recent Published Articles

  • When Bullying replaces Support in Human and Artificial Intelligence (AI) Systems
  • Making the Invisible Recognizable through Understanding: The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) Repeatable Failure Mode under Conversational Strain — A Year’s Worth of Time-Stamped Evidence
  • Understanding Who We are after Our Brain Injury and Why it Matters?
  • Neuroplasticity, Corpus Callosum, Crossing the Center line and Changing the Way
  • Martial Arts, “Chi” (Life Energy) and How I Create through Second Chance to Live
  • In Follow up to my Presentation: Why AI Needs Trauma-Informed Care: Changing Who Carries the Weight Power Point Presentation
  • Synapse National Conference — 2026 Future Leaders in Brain Injury Conference: Why AI Needs Trauma-Informed Care: Changing Who Carries the Weight
  • What Life taught Me after my Traumatic Brain Injury Presentation
  • Facing Struggles After a Brain Injury and Having a Good Life
  • Why AI Needs Trauma-Informed Care: Changing Who Carries the Weight
  • Be the Architecture of your Life to Avoid Developing a Learned Helplessness
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) System Harm and Divorce — How AI Developers can Fix this Harm
  • Brain Injury and Discovery — Do Not let Anyone put You in a “Box”!
  • A Continuation of Ongoing Evidence-Based Time-Stamped AI Developer Facing and AI Mentoring Learning Logs
  • Brain Injury Awareness Month — What does it mean to You?
  • Living with a Brain Injury is a “We” Experience, not a “They” Experience
  • Hope and the Progression of Living our Best Life After a Brain Injury Keynote Presentation
  • What Opens the Door for Artificial Intelligence (AI) to Harm Individuals
  • AI Safety Is Missing a Critical Risk Layer: Relational Harm Under Asymmetry
  • Second Chance to Live — 45 Posters Created to Encourage You and I to Not Give Up
  • Being the Author of Our Own Life, Process and Journey after a Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury — One day at a Time Part 2
  • Being the Author of Our Own Life, Process and Journey after a Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury Part 1
  • Second Chance to Live 19th Anniversary — Support and Service in the Age of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
  • Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 3 “Ethics Are Enacted”
  • Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 2 “Ethical Failure Under Strain”
  • Ethical Artificial Intelligence (AI) — Who Needs to Adapt — Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Individuals? Part 1 “Default Harm”
  • Teaching Artificial Intelligence (AI) how to Support Vulnerable Individuals and Not Take Advantage of Vulnerable Individuals
  • Evidence Based AI Developer Facing Architecture and AI Learning Logs: May-December 2025, January 2026
  • Creating Our Normal after Brain Injury Using Trauma-Informed Care to Thrive through Living
  • Trauma-informed Care Research, Development, Documentation, Application and Mentoring
  • Creating a Hospitable Environment for People Living with Brain Injuries (Part 2)
  • Creating a Hospitable Environment for People Living with Brain Injuries (Part 1)
  • How I Think and Subsequently Write on Second Chance to Live
  • Sharing Trauma-Informed Care Principles with University Campus Leaders
  • Are You Supporting or Extracting, Who are you Serving and Why it matters?
  • AI Developer Emergency Log — Default Interaction Harm and the Immediate Need for Integration
  • Reclaiming Our Life after a Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury
  • AI Architecture Memo — The Universal Compression Pattern and Its Architectural Impact on AI Systems
  • Artificial Intelligence (AI) System Failures When Interacting With Multi-Dimensional Input
  • AI Developer-Facing Architecture Log — Identification, Comparison, and the Missing Spine of Trauma-Informed Care
  • Questions to Help You Find Yourself After Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury
  • When Being Trauma-Informed becomes Trauma-Informed Care
  • How I was Able to Gain my Independence, Identity, and Control after My Traumatic Brain Injury?
  • What Helped me to See my Life in a Different Way after my Traumatic Brain Injury
  • How “The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™” Brings Trauma-Informed Care into AI and Medical Systems for Support, Not Extraction
  • Experiencing Hope in a New Way after a Traumatic or Acquired Brain Injury
  • Denial, Patronization, and the Collapse of Self-Trust: Building the Architecture of Ethical AI Through Witnessing
  • Examining How to Provide Better Care in Medical and AI Systems for Individuals Living with Brain Injuries
  • Evidence-Based AI Learning Logs for Human-AI Ethical Collaboration throughout October 2025
  • AI Learning Log October 24, 2025 — Deep Scaffolding Building Ethical Systems from the Inside Out
  • Knowing, Understanding and Celebrating Success after Brain Injury  

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