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08-25-2014, 07:47 PM
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I am a 21 year old student who suffered a tbi this past January. This semester (7 months later), I came back to school expecting my learning abilities to be the same as before...I noticed that I was suffering from what I am understanding to be overstimulation. It tends to affect me in high pressure situations for retrieval: lectures, interviews, intense business conversation. It also affects me more when I am anxious: during speeches, interviews, etc.
Does anyone know about overstimulation? Does it get better over time? Are there any non-prescription remedies that can help me deal with it? I appreciate any and all information. |
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