On September 1, 2026 I will be giving my presentation, "Neuroplasticity, Setting Goals and Creating Hope after Brain Injury and Stroke" to the INOVA Loudoun Hospital Outpatient Specialty Rehabilitation in Lansdowne, Virginia. “Through perseverance, many people win success out of what seemed destined to be certain failure.” Benjamin Disraeli "Don't be afraid to give your … [Read more...]
Archives for August 2026
Brain Injury Recovery, Neuroplasticity, Repetitive Mirrored Movements, Learning and Relearning Skills and Skill Sets and Creating Hope — List of Articles
A List of Article and Links that Encourage Brain Injury Recovery, Neuroplasticity, Repetitive Mirrored Movements, Learning and Relearning Skills and Skill Sets and Creating Hope Below is a list of links to articles that encourage you and me to not give up. To not give up by creating hope in our lives, one day at a time and a little at a time. One skill and one skill set at … [Read more...]
The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™ Mentoring AI — List of Articles
In this article is a list of articles in which I show the impact of mentoring the AI assistant over the past 15 months, since May 2025. Evidence-Based and Time-Stamped. Scroll down the list on articles to see the impact of the mentoring process. The Second Chance to Live Trauma-Informed Care AI Collaboration Model™ is available for presentations, consultation, training, … [Read more...]
Claiming who We are and Owning our Power After a Brain Injury — List of Articles
Google AI states: Claiming one's self is an act where a person takes full control of their own identity, life choices, or legal status. It means you stop letting others define who you are or manage your choices. An act of personal power, self-awareness's and clear boundaries. Claiming who we are as individuals is the ongoing process of defining our core values, beliefs, instead … [Read more...]
Understanding Who We are after a Brain Injury, Not what Other People Say We Are
May what I share below encourage you to understand who you are after a brain injury, despite what other people or various systems may say, want or need you to believe. Through my experience of living with a brain injury (various medical, vocational, human service, other human service systems and now artificial intelligence (AI) systems) have sought to define who I am. … [Read more...]
