Applying Creativity to Brain Injury Recovery (w/ Ali Rheaume)

[@GodIsSovergein]

Thank you

[@catecurwood5698]

This is exactly how i have addressed my tbi and it is enabling. Thank you for making and sharing, you are both blessings.

[@hopeafterheadinjury]

Thank you for sharing, Cate. You are not alone!

[@elaynarice7389]

I've always been creative: writing, painting, making paper crafts. my acquired brain injury last year hit my creativity. it's so much harder and the "natural flow of making" isn't natural any more. i forget what i've just done and have to figure out what the next steps are. I refuse to let my injury take my passion (reading too, but that's a bit different), but i am now anxious before starting a project because I don't remember that I know what I'm doing and every step is so manual and intentional and requires attention. i was midway through a book i was writing when my injury happened, i didn't remember most of what i had wrote. it's very strange.