Lisabeth MacKall: Living Through and Surviving Traumatic Experiences as a Family

 Lisabeth Mackall is a speech-language pathologist with 19 years of experience treating adults and children with head injuries and neurological impairments. She has managed multiple rehab teams throughout Ohio, Minnesota and Wisconsin, and has developed many training tools used to educate families, therapist and other medical professionals.

Lisabeth is married to a Minnesota Police Officer, and they have four children ranging from 8-17 years of age. In January of 2012, her husband was involved in a critical car accident leaving him with a traumatic brain injury. Lisabeth now devotes her time to writing and educating families about caregiver fatigue, critical injury recovery, and brain injuries. She manages her own blog, is a public speaker and educator, a freelance writer for Elance.com, and she just published her first book entitled 27 Miles: The Tank’s Journey Home, a journal based story about her husband’s accident, and the subsequent 84 days in the hospital and his recovery.

To know more about Lisabeth, visit her website or follow her on Twitter.