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• short term memory loss and/or long term memory loss
• slowed ability to process information
• trouble concentrating or paying attention for periods of time
• difficulty keeping up with a conversation;
• other communication difficulties;
  • such as word finding problems
  • spatial disorientation
  • organizational problems and impaired judgment
  • unable to do more than one thing at a time

• seizures of all types
• muscle spasticity
• double vision or low vision, even blindness
• loss of smell or taste
• speech impairments such as slow or slurred speech
• headaches or migraines
• fatigue, increased need for sleep
• balance problems
• pain

• a lack of initiating activities, or once started, difficulty in completing tasks without reminders
• increased anxiety
• depression and mood swings
• denial of deficits
• impulsive behavior
• more easily agitated
• egocentric behaviors - difficulty seeing how behaviors can affect others

"Military TBI and BINT's"

A recent report issued by the Institute of Medicine notes that military personnel who suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI) face a heightened risk of developing long-term he...

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"Military PTSD Brain Injury Treatments"

The Department of Defense allocated $300 million, this year, towards meeting challenges posed by an increase in post traumatic stress disorder and traumatic brain injuri...

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"Increased Risks of Falling with Age Resulting in TBI"

According to recent reports, in 2005, traumatic brain injuries (TBI’s) among those who are 65-years-old and older resulted in an estimated 8,000 deaths.