F*** It, I Have a Brain Injury

Two guys with brain injuries share the lived experience in collaboration with a speech/language pathologist. Co-hosts Ken and Jesse interview peers about their experiences following Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) and healthcare professionals and friends and family members who spend time with people following ABI. Melissa Capo, M.S., CCC/SLP, along with graduate students, supports the co-hosts in the planning, interviewing and review of podcast episodes. An audio engineer professional and his students collaborate with the team for editing and audio production. This work is an application of project-oriented intervention in ABI rehabilitation. *The first season was recorded at The College of St. Rose in Albany, NY, USA For information, questions or to request to be a guest on the show, contact Melissa Capo @effitpodcast0@gmail.com

F*** It, I Have a Brain Injury is a education podcast hosted by Effitpodcast0, with 23 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Effitpodcast0 hosts F*** It, I Have a Brain Injury, a education show with 23 episodes published.

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  Episode #22

  S2Ep5: The Hopeful Architect: Robert de Miguel on Recovery and Accessibility After TBI

  Aug 10, 202659 min

  On recommendation from our previous guest, Rachel Levy, we sit down with architect and traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor Robert de Miguel to hear his incredible story. Using Voiceitt technology to assist his communication, Robert shares his incredible journey from studying architecture around the world and earning a master's degree at Harvard to surviving a devastating car accident that left him with a severe brain injury and only a small chance of survival. Robert discusses the challenges of rebuilding his life, and how his experience inspired him to focus his efforts on educating Barcelona city officials on accessibility and inclusive design. He discusses TBI resourc es in Spain and his Brain City research, which explores how cities function like the human brain—dynamic, adaptive, and designed to better serve people of all abilities. This conversation is filled with hope, resilience, and a fresh perspective on recovery, architecture, and creating communities where everyone belongs.

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  Episode #21

  S2Ep4: Advances in Speech-recognition Technology After ABI: Dr. Rachel Levy

  Jul 9, 202622 min

  Co-hosts talk with Dr. Rachel Levy, SLP and co-founder of The Babel Group in New York City. Rachel explains advances in technology to support non-standard speech after stroke and TBI or other causes of dysarthria. She provides a demonstration of Voiceitt, an AI-driven speech recognition tool, and shares insights about how technology can help make sure everyone who has something to say gets heard. Visit The Babel Group here Learn about Voiceitt here

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  Episode #20

  S2Ep3: Redefining Creativity After Stroke with Inspire Arts: LaRey and Rebecca

  Jun 29, 202633 min

  Introduced by our last guest, Jamie Arber from The Supported Living Group, Ken and Jesse talk with artist and stroke survivor LeRay Pablo and Senior Art Program Manager Rebecca Maloney from Inspire Arts about how creative, person-driven programming supports rehabilitation, and provides meaningful opportunities for community participation through exhibitions and workshops. Hear LaRey's inspiring journey back to art and how Inspire Arts provides a space where shared creative interests unite survivors. Visit Inspire Arts here Visit The Supported Living Group here Visit The Brain Injury Alliance of Connecticut here

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  Episode #19

  S2Ep2: Meaningful Engagement in a Connecticut ABI Waiver Program: Jamie Arber

  Jun 3, 20261h 4m

  In this episode, hosts interview Jamie Arber, Licensed Professional Counselor, TBI survivor and Executive Director of The Supported Living Group (SLG). Jamie discusses how his personal experience influenced his work in helping people with Acquired Brain Injury find a new purpose. He describes the challenges and realities with ABI Waiver Services in Connecticut and specific programs SLG provides in order to ensure opportunities for meaningful engagement and optimal long term rehabilitation for adults with ABI. Click here to visit the Supported Living Group Click here to visit Inspire Arts

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  Episode #18

  S2Ep1: Neuropsychology, Positive Behavior Support and Cyberscams with Dr. Kate Gould

  May 26, 202649 min

  To kick off Season 2, the co-hosts interview neuropsychologist Dr. Kate Gould from Monash University in Victoria, Australia. In this episode, Kate provides a simplified definition of neuropsychology and its role in helping people who have had changes in behavior after ABI. She describes the Positive Behaviour Support + Plus approach and discusses cyberscams and CyberAbility—a collaborative project that resulted from a person's experience with a cyberscam after his ABI. Click here for Free resource and training materials on Cyberscams Click here for Relentless Optimism Podcast Click here for PBS+PLUS Information

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