A brain injury can cause hearing difficulties because of physical damage to the ear itself or damage to the neurologic processes in the brain that control hearing.    

Damage to the area of the brain responsible for moving muscles can cause weakness or paralysis. Brain injuries on the left side of the brain affects the right side of the body and brain injury on the right side of the brain will affect movement on left side of the body.  

This comic explains the relationship that can develop between chronic pain and anxiety and finding ways to deal with it.

This comic explains what spasticity is and potential spasticity management strategies.

This comic details the experience of dealing with multiple injuries including TBI and some potential strategies to help adjust.

This comic details what chronic pain can look life after TBI and some pain management and coping strategies for PWBI.

This comic strip explains the prevalence of headaches within the TBI population, the types of headaches, and how to manage headaches triggers using a headache diary.

This comic strip explains the effects of TBI on sleep, common sleep disorders, how to get help and what that may look like, and sleep management strategies.