Month: October 2016

Dr. Theodore Henderson is a noted psychiatrist, brain doctor and researcher. He’s much like the “Sherlock” of his field because he specializes in investigating complex cases and finding successful treatments. Tonight we will be discussing the hidden connection between the brain and many of today’s “untreatable” conditions like chronic fatigue, chronic pain, and fibromyalgia. His passion to identify and treat the root cause of the problems has led him to find an interesting connection between viruses and our mental, physical health. He’s working on a new book, “Going Viral for Mental Health,” outlining his discoveries solving many of today’s untreatable conditions.

Dr. Henderson is Co Founder of Neuro-Laser Foundation, and Dr. Henderson was among the research team earning No. 19 of the Top 100 Discoveries of the Year, as selected by Discover Magazine. See neuro-luminance.com

After working both sides of the curtain, after his military service, Alan Wilbar took a 47’ dive while down rigging a circus tent resulting in aTBI, coma, broken body, PTSD, and a lifetime of learning.

Published poet, Alan wrote incessantly as he recovered, eventually editing his work with “Doc” Cote, compiling a selection for publication. Friend Dave Maheu, home from LA where he was working at Entertainment Tonight read the collection and Learning Man was born. A multimedia presentation, it takes a nonsurvivor audience on the journey thru tbi, recovery, showing them what WE see, helping them feel what WE feel. Helping them understand brain injury isn’t just a “bump on the head”, rather a life changing event for all concerned. Poetry punctuates each level of rebirth, helping them understand further thru metaphor and image with some wry, catchy music finishing up the presentation. A tiny slice of this was offered at a recent preview show to great response and reaction. We think they’re ready for the message.

It’s my honor, due to unfortunate circumstances .. To host Lt Dan of the Screaming Eagles of Fort Campbell’s 101st Airborne. Stateside due to a loss in the family, he’s taking the time to join me on the show .. Before he’s on his way back to Afghanistan in the morning. Good Bless you Lt Dan and all our Troops.

Former Chicago radio reporter Janet Sutherland was living alone when a ruptured brain aneurysm left her fighting for her life. Now she is a survivor and an author! Her book highlights that caring for dogs often inspires us to take better care of ourselves, particularly in times of crisis. Andrew J immediately took on the role as a “therapy” dog for Janet.

A portion of the proceeds from this book will be donated to the Brain Aneurysm Foundation, the globally recognized leader in brain aneurysm awareness, education, support, advocacy and research funding. The foundation provides support, education, and information to brain aneurysm patients, their families, and the medical community. They also fund essential research that can directly benefit those affected and help to reduce the incidence of ruptured aneurysms. For more see janetesutherlandcom

Kathy Moeller is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist who, herself experienced a car crash 25 years ago that resulted in a brain injury and a five-month stay in a residential brain injury brain injury treatment facility. A former New York marketing executive, for the next 18 months she struggled with keeping entry level finally landing in Medford, Oregon where she became a Vocational Rehabilitation client.

Kathy has spent the past 20 years perfecting software she has designed specifically for workers with brain injury. Known as My Bionic Brain®, this state-of-the art cognitive prosthetic works like an electronic job coach to help individuals with brain injury return to the workplace, maintain jobs they may be struggling to keep, move upward in their chosen profession. For more info see: cognitiveharmonics.com