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Brain injury blogger & survivor

Brain injury blogger & survivor

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Michelle, blogger and brain injury survivor

My name is Michelle Munt, & I sustained a serious brain injury in a car accident back in December 2014. The journey to recovery has been a challenge. I had to give up my career in recruitment. But now my confidence has grown so much that I am able to run my own business as a blogger, including writing content for brands who's businesses are committed to supporting brain injury survivors and their families.

From one brain injury survivor to another, learn how I did it by reading my blog, documenting the various struggles I have faced.

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Get inspiration from someone who knows what having to cope with a brain injury is like.​

A trusted voice. - Named in Top 30 traumatic brain injury websites by Feedspot.com.

My blog helps support brain injury survivors all over the world. It’s more than just documenting my experience, it’s passing on valuable information. I truly believe that the more we can raise awareness and public understanding, the brighter we can make the future for all brain injury survivors and caregivers. ​

My blog helps support brain injury survivors all over the world. It’s more than just documenting my experience, it’s passing on valuable information. I truly believe that the more we can raise awareness and public understanding, the brighter we can make the future for all brain injury survivors and caregivers. ​

Together we will transform your life.
You're a survivor, now it's time to be a thriver.

Don't just take my word for it.

Here's what some other survivors said about working with me:

Anyone experiencing brain injury quickly learns there is a huge gap in the availability of information and understanding on this subject. Michelle bridges that gap. She provides experience-based and logical solutions reflective of her own journey through traumatic brain injury. Michelle opens the door of isolation and helps survivors flourish.
Maxine Rowe
Maxine RoweBrain injury survivor
I survived a stroke 15 years ago. The stroke left me completely paralysed on the left side of my body, emotionally and mentally crippled. At the time of the stroke I worked on what I could see, which was the left side of my body. I stumbled along in life never understanding why I kept falling apart on the inside at the drop of a hat. Quick to fly off the handle, severe bouts of depression and anxiety. In general, I'm misunderstood by everyone. I reached out to Michelle, and she was kind enough to reach back. In a very short time she has given most of my life back to me. She speaks from the wisdom she has gained from the experiences she has lived, the knowledge she sought out, and the love in her heart. You can not ask for a better person to guide you through the most difficult times of your life than Michelle.
Debbie Alvarez
Debbie AlvarezBrain injury survivor
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This website and it’s content is general information and education that may or may not be right for everyone. It should not be considered as a replacement for medical advice from a licensed health care practitioner. You are encouraged to make your own health care decisions based upon your research and in partnership with a qualified health care professional..

I am a brain injury survivor who offers support based on my own unique story and experience. My advice isn’t something that has just been read in a book, it’s based on what really had results for me. I’m not a licensed therapist, but I have real insight on the struggles a brain injury can cause for survivors and their families. I’m always keen to put the client first, and if I believe someone would benefit from speaking to a therapist before working with me, I am always honest with them, and will offer to refer them to a suitable therapist.

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