Helping people
with brain injury and neurological conditions
Rebound. Recover. Reconnect.
How can we help you today?
Our clinical team includes some of the region’s most skilled therapists and neuropsychologists, who work together to develop an individualized plan that is focused on helping each client achieve their goals toward independence.
Highly Skilled Therapists. Remarkable Outcomes.
Our expert and caring clinicians are dedicated to improving patient outcomes through comprehensive care. We use best practices and innovative techniques to provide individualized treatment wherever you are in your journey. The outcomes tell the whole story – we want to be part of your story.
Highlights
Fighting Back After a Traumatic Brain Injury: Mike's Story
Patient Success Stories
Exercise After Brain Injury Can Improve Balance and Attention
People living with traumatic brain injury (TBI) or acquired brain injury (ABI) often navigate lasting physical and cognitive changes. Exercise is known to benefit both physical and cognitive health, yet
Stronger Every Day: Joe’s Story
On April 2, 2022, Joe’s car spun out of control, crashing into multiple trees. Emergency responders used the jaws of life to pull him from the wreckage and airlifted him
Sean’s Journey: Finding Strength in Recovery
Sean’s Journey: Finding Strength in Recovery In June 2022, Sean’s life changed dramatically when he was hit by a car while walking home after taking his boat out The impact
Resource Articles
Daily Mood Lift
Recovery after a brain injury involves more than physical healing. Your emotional well-being plays an important role, too. Feeling more connected, engaged, and motivated can make it easier to participate
What is Aphasia?
Michelle Valente, M.A., CCC-SLP, Bancroft NeuroRehab Outpatient Program Director and Speech-Language Pathologist, shares insights about what aphasia is and how it changes the way people connect. Communication isn’t just about
10 Tips for Supporting a Loved One with Aphasia
Learn practical ways to support a loved one with aphasia from Bancroft NeuroRehab Speech-Language Pathologist, Michelle Valente, M.A., CCC-SLP. Aphasia impacts about two million Americans and results from damage to