Life After Brain Injury
Just as no two brains are alike, no two brain injuries are the same, either. As a result, each person living with a brain injury is affected in a different way.
North Dakota Brain Injury Network (NDBIN) has adopted a screening protocol and symptom inventory with the help of Mindsource. Survivors can contact NDBIN to get their personal symptom inventory set up with our staff.
Following completion of a symptom inventory, survivors are provided with tip sheets that match the brain injury symptoms they are experiencing.
Tip Sheets
The tip sheets for individuals describe symptoms and provide accommodations for areas based on the symptom inventory, as well as some areas that all survivors seem to struggle with. Video recordings will be uploaded to match the tip sheets as they become available.
Professional tip sheets are intended for the survivor to share with professionals they work with, and family and friends.
- Accommodating Brain Injury: Survivors | Recording
- Anger: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Attention: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Delayed Processing: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Emotional Dysregulation: Survivors | Professionals | Recording
- Fatigue: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Impulsivity/Inhibition: Survivors | For Professionals
- Memory: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Mental Inflexibility: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Mindfulness: Survivors | Recording
- Organization: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Person-Centered Practices: Survivors
- Physical and Sensorimotor: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Self-Awareness: Survivors | For Professionals | Recording
- Sleep: Survivors
- Speech/Language: Survivors | For Professionals