Helping Kids Bring Together the "Was" and "Is" of Life with a Parent with TBI

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Through crafts, story telling, and collage making, psychologists can help kids manage the discrepancy of who their parent was before his injury, who he is now, and how those two can come together.

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Produced by Victoria Tilney McDonough, Justin Rhodes, and Erica Queen, BrainLine.