The Press |
Canterbury Charity Hospital offers free counselling for vehicle crash victims
The Press "Research tells us that many individuals who survive a road crash will suffer psychological trauma, even if they have not been physically injured." Psychological injuries … The head of that department, Professor Neville Blampied, was also the chair … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
The Guardian |
'I was terribly wrong' – writers look back at the Arab spring five years on
The Guardian Knowing it couldn't survive a genuine reform process, it provoked a civil war. … Nothing unusual – every Syrian family, from whatever side, has trauma tales to tell. Most are ….. From the college I head to the Huna Benghazi (Here Is Benghazi … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
Aspen Times |
Near-death experience is life-affirming
Aspen Times The man kept beating Bovino over the head with a wine bottle. “I'm trying to fend off these blows … and I think, 'I'm going to die,'” he … He said he'd resigned himself to his fate when a primal urge, a spirit to survive rose up in his brain and … |
Source: Brain Injury News
Aspen Times |
Near-death experience is life-affirming
Aspen Times The man kept beating Bovino over the head with a wine bottle. “I'm trying to fend off these blows … and I think, 'I'm going to die,'” he … He said he'd resigned himself to his fate when a primal urge, a spirit to survive rose up in his brain and … |
Source: Brain Injury News
Irish Times |
Player power: GAA has become no country for old men
Irish Times For Hare, the causes of retirement through injury or burn-out are rooted in the habits and conditions imposed on players when they are just starting out in the game. “I saw Cian O'Neill, my old lecturer, use the term 'legacy injuries.' Certainly in … |
Source: Brain Injury News
Irish Times |
Player power: GAA has become no country for old men
Irish Times For Hare, the causes of retirement through injury or burn-out are rooted in the habits and conditions imposed on players when they are just starting out in the game. “I saw Cian O'Neill, my old lecturer, use the term 'legacy injuries.' Certainly in … |
Source: Brain Injury News
