Recovery based Radio Show and Book to offer information, support, hope, and awareness.
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#inaflash Join Kim and co-host Caren LIVE on Wed May 15th to Discuss Children with Undiagnosed Brain Injury and the Tragic Rabbit Hole That Leads To.
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We are about to celebrate Mother’s Day next week (14th). For Rae Hart, her role as a Mother has taken horrific turns, that no mom should ever have to face. Her role as a mother has stretched the endurance of any mom, and the rest of the family as well. Join as we discuss one of the Ultimate Mom’s .. Willing to give all for her son, Joey. Ultimately .. Born 1998, Accident 2016, and to the arms of the Lord Feb 2021. God rest Joey’s soul, and God Bless Rae and the kids.
In his own words, Mr. Ferroly has spent a lifetime “trying to uncover why some people are just stuck. Kyle’s real passion is showing people how one’s brain health can alter and determine the bigger picture; how they think, act, and feel. This in turn allows many people the chance to understand the root cause behind their struggles and symptoms. Dr. Kyle Ferroly has also made an ongoing commitment to always incorporate the latest techniques available. Kyle received his Masters of Educational Psychology in 2004 with a focus on Community Counseling. He is a Master’s level Mental Health Therapist and is nationally certified through BCIA in Neurofeedback as well as C.E.T. certified with Mind Alive, completing the Clinical Hypnotherapy program from the Robert Shields College in 2005. Kyle also has also completed his Doctoral studies in the Psychophysiology program at Saybrook University. In addition, he continues his advanced EEG training by partnering with top professionals in the field including Jay Gunkelman, QEEGD, and Dr. Joel Lubar, PhD. SEE: kyleferroly.com
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#inaflash Join Kim with Lori Faitel on Life After Brain Injury and the Importance of Faith in Moving Forward – Wed April 24th-
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#inaflash Join Kim and Lori Faitel tonight, WED April 17th to Discuss Life After TBI and More!
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Kim and Caren Discuss Life and TBI on Recovery Now. Callers welcome, topics varied. Goulash – Never be surprised what comes up here!
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Most have you have heard of The American Sniper. Marc A. Lee was portrayed in the movie as well, and was the first Navy Seal killed in Iraq. His mother Debbie Lee will be my guest discussing Marc, his Birthday Bash this Sat April 6th and America’s Mighty Warriors
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WELCOME BACK SIMON!!! Our final Wednesday of each month co-host has been MIA for quite some time due to both older revisited, and new challenges. Hallelujah, he has final risen and is back among us! As we wind down Brain Injury Awareness Month, we can’t stress the importance of Peer to Peer Support enough. Be it podcasts, books, support groups, Tedx Talks or any number of survivor driven resources. Hearing from others who have walked a similar path and faced like challenges, is a key ingredient in letting others know they are not alone. The path of healing can sometimes come in seemingly odd ways, but few things happen by mistake.
Our regular contributor Dr. Maria Romanas is back to discuss “The Impact of Fatigue on Executive Function in TBI”. As we proceed through Brain Injury Awarness Month, knowledge is power. Many report that fatigue is their most challenging symptom after brain injury. Reasons for the fatigue are not well understood but may include endocrine abnormalities, the need for the brain to work harder to compensate for brain injury deficits (in other words, inefficiency), or changes to brain structures. Cognitive fatigue is often characterized by feeling mentally drained, apathy, and difficulty concentrating. Other symptoms include: Being easily distracted. Problems with working memory. Sound familiar? You are not alone.
Join Kim and Caren for Matters of the Brain this Awareness Month – Callers welcome!