BrainInjuryTherapists.com
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A directory of 1,595 therapists in the US, UK and Australia

Talk to someone about life after a brain injury.

A brain injury can change how you feel, not only how you think or move. Here you can read about therapists who list traumatic brain injury as an area of focus. Take your time. You can stop and come back.

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  1. Read

    Open a profile. Read about one therapist.

  2. Compare

    Look at focus areas, experience and languages.

  3. Decide

    Choose a next step when you feel ready.

Who this site is for

There are two ways in. Pick the one that fits you today.

You have had a brain injury

Life can look different afterwards. Some people feel low, worried, angry or unsure of themselves. Some feel alone, even with others around. A therapist can listen and help you talk these feelings through.

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You support someone who has

Partners, parents, children and friends are affected too. Caring can be tiring. Roles at home can change. You may be grieving the way things were. Your feelings matter as well.

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Read about their experience and the way they work.

  • Diana Kelly

    LCSW, CSW, LIMHP

    Therapist in Colorado

    52 years of experience

    Experienced client-centered LCSW

  • Joel Brooks

    LCSW

    Therapist in Florida

    42 years of experience

    Seasoned LCSW focused on practical healing

  • Gwendolyn Downing

    LPC

    Therapist in Alabama

    41 years of experience

    Compassionate, experienced counselor helping real-life struggles

  • Margaret Couch

    LCSW

    Therapist in Illinois

    41 years of experience

    Experienced LCSW focused on practical change

What therapy can and cannot do

Therapy is

  • A regular time to talk with a trained professional.
  • Support with feelings, changes and relationships.
  • Something you can try at your own pace.

Therapy here is not

  • Medical or neurological care.
  • Brain injury rehabilitation.
  • A diagnosis or a test.
  • An emergency service.

Keep seeing your doctor and care team for your health. If you are in danger now, contact your local emergency number.

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