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After her brain injury, Kristi Kragthorpe had to give up the classroom. The sounds, smells, and speed no longer fit with her new post-TBI lifestyle. But Kristi found a new way to educate others - sharing her knowledge of apps.

Kristi Kragthorpe uses smartphone apps as aids to help make her life easier after brain injury, but she makes sure not to overwhelm herself with too many.

A documentary film about isolation, art, and transformation after brain injury. Co-directed by a peer with TBI, this film takes you into the hearts of three artists and demonstrates how art can be a bridge back to a sense of self-pride and to the community. The psychosocial consequences of TBI can be some of the harshest and most misunderstood.

Many people with a brain injury lose their social connections. In this video three people with TBI bring their experiences of social isolation, stigma, and difficulties with communication to this short comedy film.

This short film from 2011 looks at daily struggles of life after TBI with dark, honest humor. It's a TV cooking show where the cooks are stymied by a piece of salmon and their own unpredictable obstacles. 

Karl Kajomo Moritz faced the ultimate life change when he was bicycle commuting home from work in 2010 and was hit head on by a car and spent five weeks in a coma. He woke up with a TBI and developed a healing plan with healthy eating, acupuncture, speech therapy, neurofeedback, and high cardio velodrome track riding.