The effect of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) on an individual may be alleviated through the involvement and support of the family. The severities of TBIs are unique to each individual; therefore, rehabilitation greatly varies depending on the individual’s needs. Difficulty of post-injury changes for an individual with TBI can be a challenging process, but families may be a key component to successful rehabilitation after the brain injury (Stejskal, 2012). Although family members helping in the recovery process may not be medical or therapeutic professionals, parents or other members can be effectively trained to provide the best support and care to help their loved ones recovery. Clinicians, researchers, and many studies have found ways