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Have You Ever Been Diagnosed with a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury, Such as a Concussion?
Participate in an observational study!
Looking for study participants
Based on our previous work in young children and adults, we’ve seen evidence that not only can people with a recent concussion have difficulty finding the right word, but also they can struggle with skills like grammar and auditory processing of language. These difficulties appear to be present even when controlling for general cognitive differences
Rutgers University Study Looking for Participants
Participation in Research Study Looking at Concussion Outcomes Dr. Carrie Esopenko from the School of Health Professions at Rutgers University, along with Drs. Ellen Anderson and Jennifer Buckman, are conducting a study to better understand how a history of concussion affects emotional well-being and the strategies used to cope with concussion. Rutgers University Study
Study Participation Opportunity
Sarah Shadi, a Ph.D student and fellow brain injury survivor, is conducting a study on feelings of social isolation in people with brain injuries and asked us to share her message. For more information, click Study Participation Opportunity.
Research helps people with disabilities live better lives
Kessler Foundation is one of the leading rehabilitation research centers in the world. We want to improve the state of care for traumatic brain injury, and we need your help. We’re seeking volunteer research participants who are interested in new treatments for cognitive and functional problems after TBI.
The Ready to be Steady Project is a research study looking at how using a commercially available virtual-reality gaming system, the XBOX Kinect, may improve balance for people with TBI. Study participants will be asked to participate in an in-home balance therapy program and attend 4 assessments over a 6 month period at Craig Hospital
Improving Well-Being After TBI Through Structured Volunteer Activity – Have you had a traumatic brain injury? – Are you currently unemployed and looking for something meaningful to do? – Are you looking for a way to help others? – Are you 18 years or older? If so, you may be eligible to participate in a
Anger and Irritability Research Study for Brain Injury Survivors Participants Needed for a Research Study: Do you get angry with yourself or others since you had your brain injury? Are you more irritable with family, friends or co-workers than before your injury? If so, you might be able to participate in a research study about