Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) doesn’t just affect physical function — it can quietly alter mood, personality, and cognition in ways that ripple across daily life, work, and relationships. What often appears as fatigue, irritability, or reduced performance may in fact reflect the lasting neuropsychological effects of injury.
This section outlines the complex web of comorbidities associated with TBI, including depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, chronic pain, and cognitive challenges. Recognizing and addressing these overlapping conditions is essential to effective recovery, mental well-being, and sustained reintegration — both in clinical care and in the workplace.
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