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Taking 'Steps' to Overcome Adversity

Fall 2025 Brainwaves TBI Newsletter

This edition of Brainwaves newsletter shares personal stories and helpful insights about adjusting after a traumatic brain injury. It highlights practical strategies that support daily function, personal goals, and quality of life.

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Darcy Keith shares her inspiring TBI recovery journey, simple tools that helped, and how programs like Rutgers Synapse support survivors.

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