March Awareness on Surviving Head Trauma with Terry Smith

MARCH AWARENESS

SURVIVING HEAD TRAUMA with TERRY SMITH

Traumatic Brain Injury is not always traumatic in the traditional sense. Autism is a brain issue that is not so understood – as are other brain traumas not typically seen as TBI or BI.

This episode is about what Autism means and the daily experiences of an autistic person. We’ll examine the relationship between Brain Trauma and Autism.

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Our special guest this month is Danielle Brown. Presently, Ms. Brown works as a Behavioral Services Manager at Progressions (a division of Attendant Care Companies). She works primarily with Individuals diagnosed with Traumatic Brain Injury. Danielle took her time creating a behavioral department that not only she could depend on but her residents as well. She loves working with her clients and ensures that each individual receives person centered behavior intervention plans. Danielle believes in letting her clients have a say in their behavioral programming. She feels it makes goals easier to achieve for clients that have challenges with initiation. Danielle makes it her mission to ensure that individuals diagnosed with autism or a traumatic brain injury, have a voice. 

We may have Wendy Curtis join us on this episode to discuss an array of TBI related issues. She is a caregiver at her end.

Listen LIVE online (link below), phone, satellite radio, or Skype. We stream to all 50 states and 36 countries. If you miss the live show, you can listen to the archived episode on the same link or at www. TerrySmithBooks. com.

Host, Terry Smith, is a 33-year post-TBI survivor and Award-Winning author of the book, Surviving Head Trauma. Please visit: www. TerrySmithBooks. com and LIKE on Facebook: @SurvivingHeadTrauma

See you on-air,
Terry