Traditional clinical and medical care is ethically, ‘client focused’. This, in essence, dictates that the entirety of each medical visit has a very almost-sterile and all-too-often impersonal approach to patient care. And, yet, we know from support groups, 12 step programs, expressions of any varying faith, there is power in a shared story and common experience. Our founder, Jeff Gould, had walked a path of long suffering and despair due to brain injury, and serves as a beacon of hope in helping others find recovery. Our coaching often includes calls, texts and personal check-ins, accountability and structure to ensure the success of the treatment plan, and a tapestry of services to ensure our clients feel supported in their challenges.
"Bring Hope to Dark Corners,
Provide Clarity around Doubt
To Spur to Action the Injured,
That Life might begin Anew”
Labor of Love is an effective and concierge service for those long suffering long standing and persistent symptoms associated with head trauma. This may include brain fog, memory loss, emotional dysregulation, visual processing and or chronic pain, sensitivity to light and sound, aphasia, and some problems with motor skills. Our practitioners have an extensive background with addiction and substance use disorder should those also be present.
We have served both D1 and professional athletes, auto and motorcycle accidents survivors, victims of assault, stroke patients, and drug induced brain injury. Please inquire to see if Labor of Love is right for you.
Coach, TBI survivor, author, podcast host
Jeff Gould grew up in Tucson Arizona where he suffered a crippling and life altering head injury - a traumatic brain injury - at the age of 13. Turning to substance abuse for relief, Jeff would ultimately descend into homelessness and despair which he has thoughtfully described in his published memoir ‘A Life Concussed’. Now working as a mental health professional, Jeff brings his personal and professional experience to bear on coaching patients who have suffered traumatic brain injuries.
If you're experiencing symptoms that you believe may be the result of a traumatic brain injury, don't hesitate to call or email us. A member of our staff will be happy to reach out to you to discuss how we may be of assistance.