diagram of the right brain

Understanding the Right Brain: Form, Function and Rehabilitation Outcomes Webinar

by Jeff Snell PhD

May 23, 2022

In part 2 of our webinar series on understanding brain function, brain injury rehabilitation specialist Dr. Jeff Snell discusses the right brain, including motor function, language, sensory, emotions, and visual […]

How to Help a Loved One with Chronic Pain

by TeamQLI

May 20, 2022

Chronic pain can be frustrating and disheartening, but there are ways you can support a loved one as they address and manage this complex condition. According to the Centers for […]

diagram of left brain

Understanding the Left Brain: Form, Function and Rehabilitation Outcomes Webinar

by Jeff Snell PhD

May 20, 2022

In part 1 of our webinar series on understanding brain function, brain injury rehabilitation specialist Dr. Jeff Snell discusses the left brain, including motor function, language, sensory, emotions, and visual […]

Acquired and Non-Acquired Brain Injuries: Two Umbrellas

May 13, 2022

All the terms for describing brain injuries can cause one’s head to spin: open or closed; penetrating or non-penetrating; mild or severe; traumatic or non-traumatic. Even further, a dry point-by-point […]

Assistive Tech: A Conversation With QLI Occupational Therapists

April 29, 2022

For many of us, technology is a convenience. Amazon delivers whatever we need to our doorstep. Alexa tells us the weather while we are getting ready in the morning. Siri […]

Tamika Clemons | A Portrait of Perseverance

April 29, 2022

A blank canvas can depict so much. Though devoid of anything visual, there exists on the surface the potential for anything to be set down. Through our art is an […]

Waylon Campbell: The DJ, the Dad, and the Dedication

April 22, 2022

It is early afternoon in QLI’s Colladay Center. The usual flow of traffic is about—clients heading to therapies, clinicians preparing for meetings, and some setting up for a giveaway. In […]

Occupational Therapy: The Role of ADLs in Recovery

April 14, 2022

Occupational therapy is often misunderstood. When you hear the term, an initial thought may be that the goal of such therapy is to help one’s job duties. While this is […]

The Advocate | Melina Sanchez and Her Future

March 30, 2022

“We’re going to be working on mindfulness in our meditation today,” says QLI Life Path Specialist Jaime Johnson. He pushes a button on his phone and a gong sound issues […]

Brain Lobes and Their Function: Our Windows to the World

March 30, 2022

We’ve all heard someone describe themselves in one of these ways. “I’m more of a left brain person,” they might say. In traditional thinking, the left side of the brain […]