An important lesson I have learned from my journey – a journey I hope you’ll never have to take – is about mindset.

We all know what it feels like to see those cool Nike’s in the window and then think to ourselves, “I’d look nice strolling the streets with those kicks on”.

I’ll start by telling you a quick story. So it was mid-2016, about seven and a half years after my accident, and I really wanted to buy a hat.

Our cognitive capacity forms as we grow. The older we get, the further our cognition expands.

“Write it down, quick before you forget, quick, do it now, quick… too late, sorry I’ve forgotten what you said. Can you say it again?”

Since the turn of the century, we have learned a lot about sports-related concussion (SRC). As a kid, I loved watching AFL players go in hard at the ball because...

Although I have achieved so much since my near-fatal accident in 2008 and it may appear to some that my brain injury is an all but distant memory, that is...