Podcasts about brain injury podcast

Episode 16! I’m very excited to introduce you to Cristabelle Braden, a fantastic advocate and champion of hope after brain injury. She was completely vulnerable regarding her journey through difficult relationships, symptoms of brain injury, and mental health struggles. She even sang for us with her inspiring new song. It’s a must listen! Meet Cristabelle: Cristabelle Braden is an award-winning singer/songwriter, speaker, writer, podcast host, and advocate for brain injury. After suffering a traumatic brain injury, she began to write music during the recovery process. Whether speaking or singing, she brings her powerful testimony and a message of freedom, healing, and love wherever she goes. She is devoted to bringing support and education through weekly episodes of “Hope Survives® | Brain Injury Podcast” and her online support community Hope After Head Injury. Things we discussed: One thing that people often get wrong about brain injury is that energy levels can vary from day to day. Survivors often don’t realize their own identity as separate from their brain injury. “We can view ourselves as broken” You are more than your injury, there is hope for improvement. We talk about dysautonomia, here’s a reference for anyone wanting more information https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/6004-dysautonomia#:~:text=Dysautonomia%20refers%20to%20a%20group,your%20heartbeat%2C%20breathing%20and%20digestion. “Get a second opinion, third opinion, tenth opinion.” Worth does not come from your brain injury. We talk about relationships and how a brain injury can make you not trust your gut when something is off. Cristabelle found that she was susceptible to abuse due to not trusting herself. If you feel like something is wrong, it likely is, you may need help. Here is information for anyone going through an abusive situation https://www.thehotline.org/. Also anyone feeling depressed or having thoughts of death there is help https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ International resources

Personal Injury and Medical Malpractice Attorney Michael Kaplen sits down with Dr. Ramos to discuss brain injuries & the difficulties of showing the damage they cause to people in a court room setting.

Cavin Balaster today, is a speaker, educator, author of “How to Feed a Brain : Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair,” and host of theadventuresinbraininjury.com in Brain Injury Podcast. It has become his mission to help families, practitioners, and survivors of all kinds! NEW VIOME PARTNERSHIP -> GO HERE TO SUPPORT BREAKING NORMAL PODCAST  Outro part of episode #41 with Naveen Jain! Connect with Cavin Balaster - Check It BELOW! WEBSITE: https://adventuresinbraininjury.com/ INSTAGRAM:  https://www.instagram.com/cavinb/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/cavin.balaster Connect with Daniel Eisenman BELOW! Listen to the full version! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/t... _ STAY IN TOUCH ↣WEBSITE: http://breakingnormal.com ↣FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/DanielEisenman ↣INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/DanielEisenman ↣TWITTER: https://twitter.com/DanielEisenman _ Daniel wrote a book! Get the book on Amazon! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B071SBC7NC/...

If you’ve been listening to the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast for a while, you may have noticed the improvement of my speech over time. Well, on this episode of the podcast, I’m interviewing MY main speech-language pathologists (SLP). Ms. Kathryn Hayes specializes in rehabilitation following neurological insult. In this episode, we talk about the […] The post Episode 43 – Speech, Language, and Neurology appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

In this episode of FITx Talks we speak with Cavin Balaster. After a TBI left him with less than a 10% chance of recovery beyond a persistent vegetative state, my good friend Cavin Balaster has recovered beyond all expectations and is now sharing tools to optimize brain function. Cavin is the creator of feedabrain.com and adventuresinbraininjury.com, host of the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast, and author of “How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair.”

Cavin Balaster’s story is an inspiration to all that know and follow him.  After falling off a two-story building in 2011 and nearly dying, Cavin used functional medicine to aid his recovery from his resulting traumatic brain injury. In this podcast learn how Cavin connects the ketogenic diet and traumatic brain injury to aid in brain recovery. While emergency medicine saved Cavin’s life after his injury, he gives more credit to functional medicine and the ketogenic diet for improving his quality of life in his recovery. Ketogenic diet and traumatic brain injury are gaining more attention and Cavin Balaster is a big reason for the connection between the two.    Cavin is a speaker, educator, musician, author of How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair, and host of the adventuresinbraininjury.com Brain Injury Podcast. You can find him on YouTube LinkedIn Facebook and Twitter as @feedabrain His work to spread awareness and change the way we support those recovering from traumatic brain injury is changing the quality of life for those suffering from brain injuries.  Listen in iTunes! This podcast is brought to you by Heads Up Health, a web app designed to help you centrally track all of your vital health data. Instantly synchronize your medical records, connect your favorite health devices and apps and use your data to optimize your health! Click on the button below to start your free 30-day trial. Or, read on for more information about our latest podcast episode! [maxbutton id=”5″ url=”https://headsuphealth.com/” ] In this podcast you'll learn: Hear about Cavin's life both before his traumatic brain injury accident and after About his Diffuse Axonal Injury How he used a ketogenic diet to aid his recovery from a traumatic brain injury The appalling food sources hospitals feed traumatic brain injury patients What it takes to really feed a brain to heal How he grew up in a health-conscious town but never bought into it until his health depended on it Why a ketogenic diet and traumatic brain injury is the best way to feed a recovering brain About the serendipitous events that lead him to the right specialists at the right time to guide his healing How the window for healing a brain is bigger than we've previously thought How the gut and the brain are so linked that you can't heal one without addressing the other That the gut-brain connection is bi-directional How he considered himself a ‘foodie' before realizing what real food was really about How nutrition wasn't initially on his radar for healing and how it became a critical foundational to his recovery Why mindset can make all the difference in healing from a traumatic brain injury How he has been able to bring music back into his life to continue doing what he loves About his work with Dr. Alex Vasquez and functional neurology About his interview series – Feed A Brain with functional medicine and ketogenic leader such as Dr. Perlmutter, Dr. Kharrazian, Dr. Wahls, Nora Gedgaudas, and more References Dr. Alex Vasquez's books Dr. Alex Vasquez Feed A Brain Book link – How to Feed a Brain: Nutrition for Optimal Brain Function and Repair by Cavin Balaster Cavin Balaster's Brain Injury Podcast adventuresinbraininjury.com Our Partners: Learn more about LEVL, a clinical-grade ketone breath meter, which measures your level of fat-burning and ketosis through a simple breath. Find out more at HeadsUpHealth.com/LEVL. You can learn more about the Oura ring, a state of the art ring that can track sleep cycle analysis, activity, and recovery at HeadsUpHealth.com/Oura. Learn more about Keto-Mojo, a highly accurate and affordable device for testing blood sugar and blood ketones. Check it out at HeadsUpHealth.com/Ketomojo. All of these amazing products are integrated with Heads Up Health. They all allow you to quantify your health in novel and powerful ways. Thank you to our partners! About Heads Up Health Heads Up Health is a website designed to empower individuals who want to take a self-directed approach to managing their health. Instantly centralize your medical records, connect your favorite devices and apps (e.g., Oura, MyFitnessPal, Keto-Mojo, FitBit, Apple Health, MyMacros+, Withings and many more) and use your data to optimize your health. Click on the button below to start your free 30-day trial now! [maxbutton id=”4″ url=”https://headsuphealth.com/” ] The post Episode 9 – The Ketogenic Diet and Traumatic Brain Injury: Cavin Balaster's Story of Recovery appeared first on HeadsUp Health.

I call it Episode 29 of Concussion Talk Podcast because it's easier to sort that way. However, it's really it's own 'stand-alone' podcast with Phoenix Concussion Recovery's Lauren Ziaks, DPT, Teresa Butler Wellness's Teresa Butler, and Concussion Talk's me, Nick Mercer. We will be talking yoga, especially yoga for brain injury and the many benefits it has both mentally and physically!

Cavin Balaster and Michelle Malmberg is our new co-host on the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast! And, for our first episode together, we take the opportunity to interview Tim Page, a professor in both the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California.

I announce that Michelle Malmberg is our new co-host on the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast! And, for our first episode together, we take the opportunity to interview Tim Page, a professor in both the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the Thornton School of Music at the University of Southern California.

I announce that Michelle Malmberg (my guest on the last podcast) is our new co-host on the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast! And, for our first episode together, we take the opportunity to interview Tim Page, a professor in both the Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism and the Thornton School of Music at the University […] The post Podcast 16 – Music and Relaying TBI Experiences with Tim Page appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

Michelle Malmberg tells the first part of her amazing, inspiring, and resilient acquired brain injury story on the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast with Cavin Balaster.

Michelle Malmberg tells the first part of her amazing, inspiring, and resilient acquired brain injury story on the Adventures in Brain Injury Podcast with Cavin Balaster. The post Podcast 15 – Brain Tumors, ABI, and Plasticity with Michelle Malmberg (Part 1) appeared first on Adventures in Brain Injury.

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