Therapy After Brain Injury
A brain injury can change how a person feels, thinks and behaves. Personal Courage offers behavioral health therapy in Grand Rapids for the emotional and behavioral effects of brain injury (TBI). Our team includes a Certified Brain Injury Specialist and clinicians experienced in brain injury recovery.
or call 616-287-3218
How Therapy Can Help After a Brain Injury
After a brain injury, many people notice changes in mood, patience, confidence or behavior. Frustration, worry, low mood and grief for life before the injury can be as hard as the physical changes.
Therapy focuses on those emotional and behavioral effects: understanding what has changed, building practical skills and adjusting to daily life.
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Emotional Changes
Support with frustration, low mood, worry or grief after the injury.
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Behavioral Changes
Practical, evidence-based strategies for changes in behavior and daily routines.
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Adjusting to Life After Injury
Making sense of what has changed and finding a way forward.
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Building Skills
Skill-building for daily life and a return to the things that matter to you.
Who You Might Work With
Getting Started
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Step 1: Send an Inquiry
Inquire online, or call us.
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Step 2: We Contact You as Space Opens
Our clinicians' schedules are currently full. A team member will contact you as space opens.
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Step 3: We Match You With a Clinician
You’ll set goals together and build a roadmap that fits.
For Families and Caregivers
A brain injury often changes life for the people closest to the person, too. Families and caregivers can be part of the plan when the person would like them to be. Questions about a family member? Call 616-287-3218.
- Insurance: we work with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan & Blue Care Network, Cigna, Medicare & Medicaid, Molina Healthcare, Priority Health and UnitedHealthcare, and offer private pay options. Insurance and payment
- Visits: in person at our Grand Rapids office, or by telehealth for anyone in Michigan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS)?
CBIS stands for Certified Brain Injury Specialist, a national certification for professionals who work with people with brain injuries. Our Clinical Director, Stephani Prescher, is a Certified Brain Injury Specialist.
Can family members be involved?
Yes, when the person would like them to be. If you have questions about a family member, call 616-287-3218.
Can therapy happen by telehealth?
Yes. Telehealth is available to anyone in Michigan. We also see clients in person at our office at 2040 Raybrook St. SE, Suite 300, Grand Rapids, MI 49546. When we contact you, we'll talk through which option fits you best.
Take the First Step Together
You don't need the right words before you start. Inquire online, or call us, and a team member will contact you as space opens.