Robbie Frawley’s Road to Recovery: Lessons from Post-Concussion Syndrome
It took me 7 years to fully recover, but if I knew at the start everything that I know now, I believe it would have taken me only a fraction of this time and that’s why I want to share these learnings with you.
Imagine battling post-concussion syndrome (PCS) for seven long years. That’s the journey Robbie Frawley recounts in this gripping episode of 'Stories of Recovery'. Robbie opens up about his struggles and triumphs, sharing the crucial lessons that eventually led him to full recovery. He believes that if he had known these insights from the start, his recovery would have been much quicker.
His story is not just a tale of resilience but a beacon of hope for anyone dealing with brain-related injuries. In this episode, Robbie is joined by Associate Professor Tasha Stanton, a clinical pain neuroscientist with a deep interest in pain education and neuroplasticity. Tasha's expertise brings an added layer of depth to the conversation, making it both educational and inspiring. Together, they explore the transformative power of neuroplasticity and pain science education in Robbie’s recovery journey.
One of Robbie’s key takeaways is the importance of verbalizing and being mindful of internal dialogue. By differentiating himself from negative self-talk, he managed to overcome fear and anxiety. He also emphasizes the value of a strong relationship with a neuropsychologist and the role of self-care in the healing process. This episode is packed with practical advice and heartfelt moments, making it a must-listen for anyone facing similar challenges.
Whether you’re dealing with PCS yourself or supporting someone who is, Robbie’s story offers valuable insights and a dose of much-needed hope.