WHAT'S THAT I HEAR?
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The Weinstein Noise Sensitivity Scale (WNSS) is a self-report questionnaire designed to assess an individual's sensitivity to noise. It's a unidimensional scale, meaning it measures a single concept – sensitivity to noise – with items focusing on how people react to and perceive various sounds. Join us today on the podcast we call 'Did you hear that?' as we take the Weinstein's Noise Sensitivity questionnaire with survivors of brain injury and compare their scores to non brain injured participants..
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THE COMEDIAN IN A CHAIR DEBUT
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SAVING MR. TOMATO HEAD
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Join us today as we teach kids at the Cridge Centre for The Family Daycare all about Helmet Safety featuring Mr. Tomato head and lots of music and fun.. A great lesson for kids of all ages. Remember-"Helmet Head or Hospital Bed!"
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MAKE UP YOUR MIND
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There are many types of meditation, but the most common meditation therapy for TBI is a simple . This involves training the mind to focus on the present moment without getting swept up in thoughts of the past, or worries about the future. Naturally, this is helpful for all people, but for TBI survivors, it can be life- and belief-altering. So today, listen, relax and enjoy the soothing voice of one of our brain injury survivors of The Bluesheet Clubhouse as she guides you through this beneficial and easy podcast.
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DAILY ACTIVITIES FOR GOOD BRAIN HEALTH
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Hi Listeners, Today I had the opportunity to welcome Jim and Russ into the Bluesheet Clubhouse recording studio to hear their perspectives on daily practices they use to improve their brain health, post injury. I think you'll find these views quite inspirational, intelligent and relevant to living to the best of your ability as a head injury survivor. These two gentlemen both brain injury survivors, talk openly about how they are feeling post injury. Giving them time and the opportunity to reflect on their own experiences made it much easier for them to identify and accept any changes with...
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We are all Farmers
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Hi Listeners, No matter how "cracked", flawed or imperfect we may be, we can still be useful, make a positive difference, and change the world for the better. That's the moral of the story 'The farmer and the Bucket' that you will hear in this episode. As well, enjoy some thoughts and insighst from other brain injury survivors on how they helped others 'grow' after sustaining their brain injury. Like the farmer, let's give people "second chances" and opportunities. Especially brain injury survivors.
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The Appreciation Anchor
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Hi Listeners, Expressing appreciation for others and highlighting their positive qualities is a powerful way to build stronger relationships and boost their self-esteem. It involves recognizing and valuing the good you see in them, whether it's their kindness, their work ethic, or their unique personality traits.This can be done through verbal compliments, written notes, acts of kindness, or simply by offering a listening ear and showing genuine interest. Enjoy this episode we call 'The Appreciation Anchor'
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DISCIPLINE-The Bridge to Success
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When most people think of discipline they think of something you either have or don't have. But that’s not the case. Discipline is something you're ALWAYS practicing - either in a constructive, empowering, positive way... …or in a destructive, disempowering, negative way. On this latest podcast we talk to brain injury survivors about how discipline with your self care, post injury, has benefited your life and helped you live a productive and enjoyable existence. Enjoy-'Discipline-the Bridge to Success'
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BECOMING AN ADULT AGAIN
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There isn't a specific "quiz" for determining if someone is "losing adulthood" after a head injury. However, survivors of brain injuries may experience a range of challenges that can impact their ability to function in daily life and maintain the milestones associated with adulthood. These challenges can include cognitive difficulties, behavioral changes, and emotional distress, all of which can make it difficult to navigate the responsibilities and expectations of adulthood. What were some signs for you that your brain injury was stunting your adulthood? Is the question we...
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Making the Invisible, Visible
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See Abstract art can be beneficial for individuals recovering from brain injury, particularly through art therapy, as it can help stimulate cognitive function, emotional expression, and communication. Art therapy allows for a more flexible and non-verbal way of processing and expressing experiences, which can be particularly helpful for individuals with communication difficulties after a brain injury. Join us on this episode to find out about the benefits and fun brain injury survivors can enjoy while being abstract artists in this edition called 'Making the invisible...
info_outlineYou'll enjoy listening to this deeply personal, collaborative, honest and very inspiring talk from brain injury survivors taking part in a Bluesheet Clubhouse roundtable. The discussion focuses on taking positive thoughts and using them towards your journey to a successful recovery, whatever you perceive that to be.