TBI Zeitgeist – search engine terms for the past week

One of my favorite pastimes is checking the search terms that people use to find this blog.

Here are the ways people have found their way here over the past week, in order of popularity:

1. traumatic brain injury and thoughts of s(elf injury ?)
2. explaination of tbi and ptsd
3. education and traumatic brain injury vid (eo?)
4. rage and tbi
5. coping with fatigue and brain injury as
6. smart brain drink minimize the threats f
7. why am i so tired ptsd
8. love for therapist
9. could the visual arts be of significant
10. effects of chronic headbanging
11. “tina augustine”
12. how to get evaluated for mild tbi when y
13. brain injury and mental illness
14. mental injury blood sugar
15. mtbi employment self assessment
16. pepsi i’m good hits head car
17. my internet connection is crap today
18. tbi and anger management
19. i been sleeping a lot lately
20. tbi diving attension stress depression
21. leadership strategies emotional fallout
22. ptsd and risk-taking behaviour
23. waking up early saturday can’t go back t
24. evaluation of pepsi max commercial for s
25. fibromyalgia
26. is it possible for the brain to get tire
27. tbi psychology
28. interview did not fit in
29. too smart i get confused
30. after hitting my head my pupils keep con
31. it job interview seemed to go well
32. pepsi ads guy getting hit by bowling bal
33. “repeated head trauma”,frontal lobe
34. mental disorders tbi
35. how can i get time off from work to go t
36. rage seizures after tbi
37. i’m okey pepsi
38. headaches from waking up early
39. prigatano
40. tbi + overpressurization
41. invisible direct mail
42. commercial with guy getting hit on head
43. waking up early and the brain
44. broken brain
45. stress waking early 3 am
46. george prigatano
47. quality psychotherapy
48. “in love with my therapist”
49. invisible disabilities and employment
50. anger management for tbi

I haven’t the faintest idea who Tina Augustine is, but I probably should find out.

Sleep problems seem to be dogging a lot of us, not to mention rage and temper and good old-fashioned anger.

PTSD is continuously interesting to folks, as are therapy topics. And plenty of people are hunting for job/interview information.

And apparently, George Prigatano is a rock star of sorts. As he should be