Beyond Tired: Why MS Fatigue Feels Different
If you have MS, fatigue is more than just feeling tired
By Deborah Hauss, Senior Staff Writer, Communications
Multiple Sclerosis and Your First Kiss…
The biological journey of MS might start with a kiss
By Samantha Whitney, Research Assistant, Center for Traumatic Brain Injury Research
Minds & Media: Severance in Real Life
Kessler Foundation researchers examine real life science in pop culture
By Jacob Serfaty, Data Analyst in Center for Traumatic Brain Injury Research
Overcoming Adversity: Scott Pomann's Journey Through Brain Injury Recovery
Learn how Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey's VOICES program supports and uplifts its members
Inspiring Resilience: The Impact of Opportunity Project's Clubhouse Program for Brain Injury Survivors
Executive Director Eddie Plata leads the way to independence and success for individuals on their recovery journey
Shifting Perspectives: Rediscovering Life Through Grief After Brain Injury
Acknowledging the sense of loss allows individuals and their families to heal and get back to the business of living
By Jennifer Russo, MD, Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, a Select Medical hospital
Rhythms of Recovery: Exploring Music-Based Gait Rehabilitation for Stroke Survivors
Researchers test InTandem™ neurorehabilitation system to harness music for improved mobility
By Carolann Murphy, Senior Medical Writer, Communications Department
Global Impact: The History of KF-NAP® Manual and Its Influence on Assessing Spatial Neglect
Adding comprehensive guidance and standardized methods significantly improved clinicians’ ability to effectively administer the Catherine Bergego Scale
By Diana Jordan, Assistant Digital Media Editor, Media/Communications Department
Unveiling Creativity: Overcoming Cognitive Challenges After Traumatic Brain Injury
William Hall's inspirational journey from aphasia to finding motivation through technology and art
By Stephanie Spivak, Research Assistant, Center for Traumatic Brain Injury Research
Visual Learning Incorporating ‘Infocomics’ Demonstrates Creative Method to Engage Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors
Model System Knowledge Translation Center’s (MSKTC) use of text and graphics may induce dual-brain activity to help improve comprehension and recall
By Masha Vypryazhkin, Research Assistant, Center for Traumatic Brain Injury Research
Empowering Individuals with Brain Injury: Building Community and Promoting Advocacy
Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey (BIANJ) offers important resources to assist individuals, families, and caregivers
By Sarah Yulianti, Research Assistant, Center for Traumatic Brain Injury Research
Sexual Health and Women with Spinal Cord Injury: A Call to Action
Researchers identify the need for actionable, patient-centered interventions that enhance sexual quality of life for women with SCI
By Carolann Murphy, Senior Medical Writer, Media/Communications
Pursing Educational Goals Improves the Lives of People with Spinal Cord Injury
Kessler’s Vocational Resource Facilitation program boosts participation in education and employment after spinal cord injury
By Carolann Murphy, Senior Medical Writer, Media/Communications
Unleashing the Power of Exercise for Traumatic Brain Injury Recovery
Employing Strategies to Combat Mood Disturbances Post Injury
By Carolann Murphy, Senior Medical Writer, Media/Communications
Enhancing Recovery: New Virtual Reality Tools Deliver Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation Options
Explore methods for improved cognitive and physical outcomes
By Diana Jordan, Assistant Digital Media Editor, Media/Communications
