Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Support After TBI: Counseling to Rebuild and Recover

Navigating life after a traumatic brain injury? Our counseling provides guidance, coping strategies, and support to improve quality of life.

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Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Counseling in Colorado

Life after a traumatic brain injury can look and feel completely different — changes in mood, memory, identity, and relationships that are hard for others to fully understand. You shouldn't have to navigate that alone. Overcomers Counseling offers counseling for individuals and families affected by TBI across Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, and Pueblo, plus statewide teletherapy.

You Don't Have to Navigate This Alone

A brain injury can change how you think, feel, and relate to the people around you, often bringing grief for the person you were before. Family members carry their own grief and adjustment too. Our therapists provide support for both the emotional impact of the injury and the practical challenges that come with it.

What Counseling Can Support

Sessions often focus on processing grief and identity changes, managing mood swings or emotional dysregulation, coping with memory or cognitive changes, navigating family relationships and communication, and building strategies for daily life. Every plan is shaped around your specific injury and needs.

How Our Therapists Help

Our providers use adapted, patient-centered approaches that account for cognitive and emotional changes following TBI, working closely with families to build understanding and support. We coordinate with medical and rehabilitation providers as needed. For clients who want it, we also offer faith-integrated counseling.

Support Near You

Find TBI-informed counseling in Colorado Springs, Aurora, Fort Collins, or Pueblo, or connect through secure teletherapy anywhere in Colorado. We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans, including Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Kaiser, Anthem BCBS, and Tricare.

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FAQs

FAQs about Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

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What is the goal of counseling for a TBI?

A Traumatic Brain Injury can feel like your brain has been rewired, and the world no longer makes sense. The goal of counseling isn’t to go back to who you were before. It's to help you find a new way to live your life. We'll work together to help you understand your unique challenges and build a new toolkit of strategies to navigate the world. We believe in your capacity to live a full and meaningful life, and we are here to help you get there.

How can a counselor help me with my emotions and TBI?

Living with a TBI can feel like you're on an emotional rollercoaster that you can't get off of. It's a lot to handle, and it's completely normal to feel overwhelmed. Counseling provides a safe space for you to process your emotions without judgment. We'll help you understand what's going on with your mind and body, and we’ll give you a new playbook for responding to your emotions in a healthy way. You can take control of your emotions rather than having them control you.

What are some common challenges that a person with a TBI faces?

A TBI can bring a lot of challenges, from memory loss to difficulty concentrating to a lack of emotional control. It's a lot to handle, and it can feel overwhelming. We understand these struggles. We can work together to help you build a new set of tools to create a sense of control and empowerment in your life, so you can continue to move forward with confidence. You are not a helpless passenger; you have the power to live a life that is full and rewarding.

What is the difference between a TBI and a concussion?

A concussion is a mild form of a Traumatic Brain Injury. Think of it like a sprained ankle. It's a temporary injury that can be painful, but it will heal. A TBI is a more serious injury that can have a significant impact on your life. It's like a broken bone that requires a more intensive recovery plan. We can work together to help you understand your unique experience and develop a plan to take control.

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Across hundreds of client reviews, one theme comes through again and again: people feel truly heard here. Clients describe finally finding a therapist who understood them, gaining real tools for anxiety, trauma, and anger management, and walking away from sessions feeling lighter and more hopeful. Many say Overcomers was the first place therapy actually felt like the right fit — a space to be met with warmth, patience, and genuine care on the path to becoming who they're meant to be.
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Kaitlyn Chiasson, LPCC, NCC
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Kaitlyn made my intake very comfortable. She was very nice and personable.
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Alondra Faudoa, LPC
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Alondra is truly amazing and I’m so grateful to have found her, she is a genuine person who listens and makes me feel heard. Her skills and knowledge have helped me greatly. I have always been apprehensive towards therapy but she has change my mind completely and I even tell others to try therapy now.
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Catrina Chatfield, MSW, LSW, SWC
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She is very good at active listening. She demonstrated empathy and was highly motivating!
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Rahel Girma, MA. LPCC, NCC
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Rahel has been a joy to work with so far. She's very pleasant and seems excited to help me with my mental health journey. She's very welcoming and easy to warm up. She listens intently, asks meaningful questions, gives helpful advice and affirmations, and is very responsive. She's prompt to our appointments and is very diligent in recalling and addressing things from our last session to help keep the flow and the conversation going. She's also very skilled in facilitating natural transitions in the conversation and topics. I'm very happy and grateful for her professional help!
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I can just say the confidence I have today I didn't have before I met Jennifer. She taught me amazing tools for me to be the best mother I have ever been. Trauma is a thing that takes time to heal but I have this.
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 Arias Gonzales LPC
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I loved the flexibility of doing it virtually.