
Learning by Forgetting
Recent studies suggest forgetting might not be a bad thing but rather, a form of learning, and it might not
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Recent studies suggest forgetting might not be a bad thing but rather, a form of learning, and it might not
These are some great thoughts about resilience, which is the ability to recover from setbacks. Researchers at the VCU TBI
For people who’ve had a traumatic brain injury (TBI), memory issues can be not only troubling but disabling. They often
When we feel anxious, we tend to breathe faster. New research shows breathwork exercises help us consciously slow down our
In an article about consciousness, Colin McGinn writes: “The causes of consciousness in the brain are not discoverable by inspecting
This January, Virginia Lawyers Weekly (VLW) announced the lawyers selected for the Class of 2024 “Influential Women of Law” and
At a recent speaking event to a group whom I know has provided therapy to persons with brain injury and
CGBB is very excited to announce Jeffrey N. Stedman as the firm’s newest partner, effective January 1, 2024. “Jeff has
In collaboration with the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), Child Neurology Society (CBS), and Society for Critical Care Medicine (SCCM),
Advances in stem cell research and nerve cell regeneration give hope for greater recovery after spinal cord injury, and new
Beyond Physical Therapy: Collaborative Care Offers Hope for Post-SCI Wellbeing Researchers in the Department of Neurologic Surgery at the University
Let’s look at the anatomy of the spinal cord. Demystifying the Spine: A Closer Look at the Spinal Cord and