Is It Time to Stop Driving?
You may reach a point where it’s no longer safe to drive—or you may need to have this difficult conversation with your parent.
How to Use Social Media and Smartphones Safely as an Older Adult
There are pros and cons to using social media and smartphones as older adults. Learn how to navigate these tools safely.
Tools to Help You Live at Home Longer
Most of us want to live in our home as long as we can as we age. Finding and using the right tools can help you do that.
There Are Options Before a Nursing Home
Before you start worrying about needing a nursing home for a loved one, there are a lot of options you can explore.
Understanding Autism
This Autism Acceptance Month in April 2026, BrainWise is looking at several different aspects of autism, starting with a basic overview of the condition.
Autism in Girls Often Goes Undiagnosed
For decades, many believed autism was a male-only condition. But females can also be autistic—as more and more research is showing.
Why the World Feels More Intense for Some Autistic People
Some autistic people experience sensory overload and/or intense emotions—creating a clash with the environment around them.
Why Are Some Autistic People Nonverbal?
About 30% of autistic people in the U.S. are nonverbal or nonspeaking. And we’re not quite sure why.
How a TBI Can Affect Your Vision
A traumatic brain injury can affect your vision because of the brain’s significant role in the process of seeing.
Your Eyes Could Be Early Warning Signs for These 6 Diseases
Comprehensive eye exams are important not only for your eyes—but as a window into your overall health too.