Category: Education

We couldn't believe that Tasha, our beloved Llaso-Apso, who was a purebred that we rescued from a Philadelphia shelter, had been given up for adoption.  She already came with tricks....

Trust me when I say this: Whether brain-injured or not, everybody has something that's not quite right, that's a little off. But the brain-injured have more problems than the so-called...

After a lot of searching around, I found the best definition of neuroplasticity in Psychology Today: Neuroplasticity is the brain's capacity to continue growing and evolving in response to life experiences....

Elizabeth Kubler-Ross's model of the five stages of grief, written in her book On Death and Dying—denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance—is often applied to various types of loss, including...

My aunt used to come to a holiday dinner and eat something before anybody else. Cranberry sauce was her go-to. "Why can she eat before everybody else does?" I whispered...

Here's the latest scoop on shingles, and it's already too late to do anything about it. That is, you'll know it when you have it. I'm getting the shingles shot...

Are you saying, "What?" too much? If you say it because the person you're communicating with is a low talker, ok. That's a reason. But it's rare that person after...

Sixty-five years ago, always an inquisitive child, my mother decided to tell me why we had so much booze, hidden on all of the shelves in the large breakfront and...

When I found out, in April 2009, I had a stroke almost a month later, I was traumatized that I had a brain injury. So of course, I called my...

I was a runner 30 years ago, and then I had a stroke in 2009 that put that activity on the back shelf permanently, only to be left with good--and...