Frequently Asked Questions
Life Beyond Brain Injury is a 12-week online rehabilitation program that integrates cognitive rehabilitation, neuroscience education, and body-based approaches to support recovery following brain injury. The program combines individualized sessions with supportive group learning to help participants develop awareness, strengthen everyday cognitive skills, and reconnect with meaningful aspects of life.
What is Life Beyond Brain Injury?
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The program is designed for adults experiencing cognitive, emotional, or everyday functioning challenges following a brain injury. Participants may experience difficulties with attention, memory, executive functioning, cognitive fatigue, or emotional regulation. An initial consultation helps determine whether the program is an appropriate fit.
Who is the program designed for?
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The program begins with an individualized assessment and rehabilitation planning session. During Weeks 2–12, participants attend one 90-minute online group session and one 60-minute individual session each week. The program includes cognitive rehabilitation strategies, nervous system awareness, practical exercises, and individualized support.
How does the 12-week program work?
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What makes Life Beyond Brain Injury different?
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Life Beyond Brain Injury recognizes that recovery involves more than cognitive exercises alone. Our approach integrates evidence-informed cognitive rehabilitation with body-based awareness and regulation practices. We focus on creating supportive conditions for learning, adaptation, connection, and meaningful participation in everyday life.
Life Beyond Brain Injury is a private-pay program and does not bill insurance companies directly.
As a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, I provide itemized superbills for eligible cognitive assessments and rehabilitation services. Participants may submit these superbills to their insurance providers for possible out-of-network reimbursement.
Reimbursement depends on your individual insurance plan, coverage benefits, medical necessity, and the services provided. Reimbursement is not guaranteed.
I encourage participants to contact their insurance provider before beginning the program to learn about their out-of-network speech-language pathology benefits.