Overcoming Inaction After a Mild Brain Injury: A How-To Guide with 24 Helpful Tips

For a person with a mild brain injury or persistent Post-Concussive Syndrome, getting started on goals or tasks can be a huge struggle. It’s as if he or she is a car that’s ready to go but is missing the key to the ignition.

To help individuals who are dealing with this problem, we’re offering a free, downloadable article full of helpful advice specifically for people with mild brain injuries.

The free article was written by a therapist and life coach for individuals with brain injuries, who also is a mild brain injury survivor, himself. It’s a practical, how-to guide with invaluable tips on:

• Finding the Inspiration to Do Things

• Using a Calendar or Planner to Help You Focus

• Establishing Helpful Routines

• Breaking Larger Tasks Into Small, Easy Steps

• Overcoming Frustration and Self-Doubt

• Avoiding TV, Internet and Other Distractions

• Not Giving Up After Making a Mistake

• Celebrating the Small Victories to Get to the Big Ones

And more than a dozen other helpful ideas for people with mild brain injuries.

Ready to move forward again in your life?
Download the free article below.