A powerful reflection on cognitive overload, showing why brain injury patients must use high-performance strategies just to shop at Christmas.
Trauma reshapes the brain and identity itself. A former critical care doctor reflects on PTSD, humour as armour, and why honesty is the first step toward recovery.
Up to 70% of WA prisoners have a brain injury yet lose Medicare, GP access and oversight. A human rights crisis affecting identity, PTSD and survival.
A personal story of rebuilding life after brain injury, told through the process of creating a home, rediscovering identity, and finding renewed meaning.
A reflection on finding peace in stillness. Sometimes the most meaningful act isn't catching fish, it's standing quietly in the water.
Rehabilitation transforms lives. For every $1 invested in brain injury rehab, $92 is returned. So why is it still underfunded and undervalued?
Rehabilitation after brain injury is like golf on a strange course. Progress is slow, victories are small, but you keep shining, keep trying.
Discover why we forget, how memory changes after brain injury, and why remembering, not forgetting, shapes identity, resilience and growth.
Bruce reflects upon the powerful impact of organ donation upon his personal and professional career.
From psychologists to editors, Bruce reflects on the challenges of writing, trauma, and turning personal experiences into compelling stories.
