(Editor’s note: Isaac Peterson shares his tips and strategies for dealing with stress, something we could all use. Thank you, Isaac! KT) Nobody needs me to tell them how hard it is to live with a traumatic brain injury (TBI), but I do it all the time anyway. But I don’t think I’ve written yet (more…)
We see our community as “Empowerment Artists,” and there is no such thing as failure. We’ve already begun with success by being artists already. Together, let’s make beautiful and important empowerment art on our journeys forward after brain injury.
Washington State BEST artists and friends, interested in sharing your art for our upcoming art installation? The deadline to submit art to BEST is Thursday, September 26, 2019. Thank you for your support! To learn more about artist information, click here. Here’s more info: The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) is thrilled and honored to (more…)
Do you know a survivor, caregiver or community supporter who is putting the power in personal empowerment? Soaring to new heights? Doing cool things? Bringing superhero-size support to the brain injury community? Nominate your superhero for the BEST Superhero of the Month for some superhero team recognition. Click here to learn more.
(Editor’s note: Guest blog contributor Isaac Peterson explores dreaming and how your dreams can work for you in a positive way. Enjoy! KT) If this idea works, it could be a way to literally make your dreams come true. I’ve written about using visualization to achieve goals before. To put it in a nutshell, visualization (more…)
(Editor’s Note: Are self-help books worth it? BEST blog contributor, Marysa Rogozynski, looks through a new lens to gain a different perspective. Enjoy! KT) Now, I know what you’re thinking: Self-help books are ridiculous, the only people who read them are people with low self-esteem or I’m not reading (insert topic here) for Dummies. (more…)