Mild TBI may require giving the brain time to “rest.” This can mean a period of no work, no movement, no “screen time,” and nothing that stimulates the brain in any way.More severe TBI may require surgery as well as some or all of the following:MedicationsCognitive therapyPhysical therapyOccupational therapyRehabilitation/relearning of everyday tasksCounselingThe effects of brain injury may improve over time, or they may persist for years, affecting every aspect of the injured person’s life, including work, relationships, family, and the ability to enjoy the activities that they once took part in.