The 12 Days of Christmas PCS/mTBI Holiday Season Survival Guide: 12 Holiday Self-Care Tips for Individuals with Post-Concussion Syndrome and Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries

The holidays season can be overwhelming for individuals with persistent Post-Concussive Syndrome (PCS), mild Traumatic Brain Injury (mTBI), and other brain injuries. Here are 12 tips to help you better handle the holiday season.

Finding the Best Planner When Recovering from Persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome/mild TBI (abridged version)

Here’s what to look for in a new planner when you have persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome or a mild Traumatic Brain Injury.

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The Best Planners for Individuals with Persistent PCS/mTBI (as of late 2024)

What are the best planners out there if you are recovering from persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome/mTBI ?

With that question in mind, I have researched and field-tested a wide range of physical and digital planners. This is my list of the best planners for individuals with persistent PCS/mTBI.

Finding the Best Planner When Recovering from Persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome/mild TBI (unabridged version)

Here’s what to look for in a new planner when you have persistent Post-Concussion Syndrome or a mild Traumatic Brain Injury.

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Creating an Effective Organizational System When Recovering from Concussion/mTBI

Organizational Systems in Concussion/mTBI Recovery or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Like Planning

An effective planning and organizational system can address common problems with Executive Function stemming from Post-Concussion Syndrome/mTBI and other brain injuries.