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Second Chance to Live

Empowering the Individual, Not the Brain Injury

Global Brain Injury Peer Support Network — Empowering the Individual, Not the Brain Injury

June 5, 2016 By Second Chance to Live

The Global Brain Injury Peer Support Network serves individuals globally.

  United States, European Union, Brazil, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Ireland, Russia, China, Hong Kong, India, France, Finland, Denmark,  Romania, Hungary, Poland, Czechia, Croatia, Indonesia, Belgium, Sweden, Germany, Greece, Philippines, Japan, Serbia, Slovenia, Portugal, Morocco, Egypt, Singapore, Saudi Arabia,  Myanmar (Burma), Pakistan, Switzerland, Thailand, Israel, Turkey, Australia, New Zealand, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Netherlands, Ghana, and South Africa 


 Serving  individuals living with the impact of a brain injury and an invisible disability in their mind, body, spirit, soul and emotions.  

 Through Second Chance to Live in my articles, e Books, video, slideshow, zoom  presentations and inspirational posters.

Past and Present Organizations serving the Global Brain Injury Support Network

Publications and Radio Programs serving the Global Brain Injury Support Network


 Translate Second Chance to Live into Your Language

Click on the below desired language link. When the translation page opens, click on the small blue box opposite https://secondchancetolive.org/. Doing so will translate Second Chance to Live into your language.

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Second Chance to Live Author’s Autobiography in Bullet Points

2150 Article/Video Presentation Links within 12 Peer Support Categories

Navigating Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury 454 Video Presentations Playlist

Navigating Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury 49 Video Presentation Series Playlist

 Second Chance to Live — 20 Brain Injury Recovery Slideshow Presentations

Building Your Life After a Traumatic Brain Injury 30 Video Presentation Playlist


Stroke, Brain Injury and the Benefits of Neuroplasticity

Neuroplasticity, Small Successes and Learning/Relearning Skills/Skill Sets

Nine Habits to Benefit from Using the Principle of Neuroplasticity

How I Use Neuroplasticity to Create Neural Pathways/Brain Reorganization

Childhood Stroke (Brain Injury) and Healing our Brain and Body


Schedule Zoom Presentations, Keynote Presentations, and Workshops

Testimonies and Endorsements for Second Chance to Live


Below is a list of Keynote Presentations and Discussion Topics

Discussion Topics to Inspire Purpose and Hope through Zoom

You Are Not Crazy. You have an Invisible Disability Discussion Topic

Yes, I am Disabled, but Don’t Count Me Out because…! Discussion Topic

Learning to Accept Ourselves when Other People Can’t or Won’t Discussion Topic

Nine Habits to Benefit from Using the Principle of Neuroplasticity Discussion Topic

Creating Practical Hope in Our Lives through the Power of Identification Discussion Topic

Navigating Life’s Railroad Switch — Finding Purpose and Passion After Brain Injury Discussion Topic

Living and Thriving Beyond Brain Injury Awareness to Create a Good Life for Ourselves Discussion Topic

Embracing Change A Three-Stage Journey to Journey to Learning and Success Presentation Discussion Topic

Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Discussion Topic

Don’t Let Anyone tell You, You Aren’t Enough Because…You are Smart, Intuitive and Courageous Discussion Topic


Keynote Presentations Designed to Inspire Purpose and Hope

Finding Purpose and not Giving Up after Brain Injury 

Hope and the Progression of Living our Best Life after Brain Injury

Neuroplasticity, Setting Goals and Creating Hope After Brain Injury

Facing Adversity and Having Options When Life Does Not Make Sense

Some Things to Consider so We Don’t Stay Stuck Living with a Brain Injury Zoom

12 Ways to Enhance Our Lives, Well-Beings and Relationships after a Brain Injury

Brain Injury and The Power of “I CAN” in an Ongoing Brain Injury Recovery Process

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

Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability

Believing in Ourselves through Self-Advocacy — A Guide to Owning Our Power after Brain Injury

Don’t Let Anyone tell You, You Aren’t Enough Because…You are Smart, Intuitive and Courageous 

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

Celebrating Goals and Dreams in the Now, Overcoming Obstacles, Odds and Impacting Generations

Hope and Purpose after a Brain Injury after a Brain Injury, a Stroke or a Spinal Cord Injury Keynote

Finding Freedom from Feeling Alone, Isolated, Alienated, Intimidated and Diminished Living with a Brain injury and an Invisible Disability

Zoom Presentations Sharing my Personal Journey and Process  

Second Chance to Live and Succeeding Beyond my Special Needs from 10 Years of Age

Comprehensive History of Second Chance to Live — Answering the Call that never Came

Zoom Presentations Empowering Groups and Organizations

Living with Long Covid-19 Invisible Disability — Hope, Encouragement and Support

Empowering Future Leaders in Brain Injury Recovery and Rehabilitation to Empower Self-advocacy in Individuals Living with Brain Injuries


I Am More Than My Brain Injury Zoom Presentation (Full Presentation)

I Am More than My Brain Injury Zoom Presentation in 3 Parts

“I Am More Than My Brain Injury – What Led me to this Awareness Part 1” Zoom Presentation

“I Am More than My Brain Injury — Understanding the People we Interact with as Individuals living with Brain Injuries” Part 2 Zoom Presentation

“I Am More than My Brain Injury – Defining and Creating My New Normal” Part 3 Zoom Presentation


Understanding the Impact of Invisible Disabilities (Full Presentation)

Understanding the Impact of Invisible Disabilities in 3 Parts

“Understanding the Impact of Invisible Disabilities — The People We Interact with as Individuals with Invisible Disabilities Part 1” Zoom Presentation

  “Understanding the Impact of Invisible Disabilities — Acceptance and Discovering a New Normal Part 2” Zoom Presentation

“Understanding the Impact of Invisible Disabilities — Why do I Feel so Misunderstood and Shunned? Part 3” Zoom Presentation

Below these engagements there are several testimonials from individual who asked me to speak to their organizations via Zoom


Below is a list of articles and video presentation titles placed in different categories. Categories designed to encourage and empower individuals in their ongoing brain injury recovery.

By clicking on the titles, the article will open for you. As you read the article (s) and watch the video presentations and questions come to mind, please share them with me. If the articles and video presentations help you, please leave a comment. Please also share your insights with me.

As you have questions, please ask. All questions are good questions and welcomed.

Category Building Self-Esteem after Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Brain Injury Recovery An Ongoing Process — List of Articles

Category Self-Acceptance after a Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Celebrating Success Following a Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Creating Hope after Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Finding and Knowing Peace after Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Finding Purpose after a Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Fulfilling Dreams after Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category My Journey Living with a Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Overcoming Bullying after Brain Injury — List of Articles

Category Peer Support after Brain Injury — We are Not Alone — List of Articles

Category Relationships Following a Brain Injury — List of Articles

The Global Brain Injury Peer Support Network


 How I Use the Principle of Neuroplasticity to Create new Neural Pathways and Brain Reorganization

Below are links to short video presentations showing the progression of how the concept of neuroplasticity through repetitive mirrored movements has benefited my mind, body and spirit.

I began my process of using repetitive mirrored movements through different martial art disciplines in October of 1998.

In August 2013 a friend of mine made a video presentation of the progress that I made using the principle of neuroplasticity. Other friends have helped me to make video presentations of my progress in each year since 2013. Below are links to YouTube presentations of the progress made using repetitive mirrored movements. To watch the progress made using the principle of neuroplasticity over the past 5 years, click on the below links.


Create Your Own Program

Neuroplasticity, Small Successes and Learning/Relearning Skills and Skill Sets

In the event that you have not begun, I would encourage you to create a program. Create a program that will empower you to create neural pathways and brain reorganization. Brain reorganization through repetitive mirrored movements on your dominant and non-dominant sides of your body. Brain reorganization to improve and enhance your quality of life and well-being.


Neuroplasticity through Martial Arts 2013


Neuroplasticity Demonstration August 2014


Brain Injury, Neuroplasticity and Personal Gains August 2015


Balance and Coordination through Repetitive Mirrored Movement 2016


Brain Injury Recovery and Repetitive Mirrored Movements 2017


Improving Our Brain and Body’s Ability to Excel after Brain Injury 2018


Because of a shoulder injury and Covid I was not able to record in 2019 and 2020.


Below are recent demonstrations of my using these different disciplines through repetitive mirrored movements to work on small and large muscle groups / gross and fine motor skills.

Stick Fighting, Knife, Western Boxing and Wing Chun Drills Created September 2, 2021

Hand Eye Coordination and Precision Drills using Fine Motor Skills Created September 12, 2021

Neuroplasticity, Martial Arts and Second Chance to Live Created February 14, 2022 Monday


Stroke, Brain Injury and the Benefits of Neuroplasticity

Nine Habits to Benefit from Using the Principle of Neuroplasticity


 Below is a link to a power point presentation that  I created and am available to present at coming conferences

Neuroplasticity, Setting Goals and Creating Hope After Brain Injury and Stroke


In April of 2019, at the encouragement of a friend, I created a Facebook Community. Building Your Life after Traumatic Brain Injury Facebook Community. You are welcome and encouraged to join our inviting community.


You have my permission to share my articles and or video presentations with anyone you believe could benefit, however, I maintain ownership of the intellectual property AND my articles, video presentations and eBooks are not to be considered OPEN SOURCE. Please also provide a link back to Second Chance to Live. In the event that you have questions, please send those questions to me. All questions are good questions. I look forward to hearing from you. More Information: Copyright 2007 -2024.

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  1. scott collier says

    November 3, 2017 at 11:36 am

    I DID SEE SOME OF THIS EARLIER TODAY CRAIG!

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