Moody Neurorehabilitation Institute Alumni

08/24/2026

Community outings provide patients with the opportunity to take the skills and strategies they practice in therapy and apply them in real-life settings.

Our recent brunch outing focused on budgeting, communication, and community mobility while giving patients the chance to practice these skills in a fun and meaningful environment. Patients and staff enjoyed good food, great conversation, and a successful morning out in the community!

08/19/2026

🧠 Understanding Brain Injury Series | Month 8

Returning to everyday activities after brain injury often takes time. Tasks may require new strategies, adaptive tools, or additional support. Progress looks different for everyone—and that’s okay.

Source: Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA)

08/18/2026

Moody Neuro Lubbock saddled up for another outing at the refuge! Our patients were challenged throughout improving mobility, balance, and strength; and they pushed themselves, stepped outside their comfort zones, and got better along the way.

So proud of the progress and determination we get to witness every day!

08/14/2026

08/07/2026

Moody Neuro Lubbock wishes all students a safe and successful school year! As you head back to school, don't forget to make helmet safety part of your daily routine. Whether riding a bike, scooter, or skateboard, wearing a properly fitted helmet can reduce the risk of serious head injury by up to 85%. Protect your brain, it only takes a few seconds to buckle up!

08/05/2026

Our FUN Committee was soda-lighted to keep the summer fun flowing with another successful Soda Bar! Everyone was all smiles while sipping their favorite beverages—making it a pop-ular way to cool off and brighten the day.

08/03/2026

Taking the first steps toward walking again can be intimidating, and many patients understandably have a fear of falling. That's why our Physical Therapy team recently focused on functional floor transfers, helping patients safely get to and from the floor while building confidence, strength, and independence.

Because in rehabilitation, it's not about if you fall...it's about learning how to rise to the challenge.

07/31/2026

We are proud to recognize the recent graduates of Moody Neuro Lubbock! Each graduate has shown incredible strength, perseverance, and determination throughout their rehabilitation journey. Their progress is a powerful reminder that healing is not just about recovery—it’s about resilience, hope, and growth.

"Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can." — Arthur Ashe

As you take the next steps forward, we wish you continued success, confidence, and new opportunities ahead. Congratulations on reaching this milestone—we are honored to have been part of your journey.

07/30/2026

Join us for this month’s Moody in Motion, where we celebrate the incredible individuals who make a difference every day. Each month, we highlight a team member so you can get to know the people, passion, and purpose behind the work we do.

Song is from Fort Worth and serves as an Occupational Therapist on our clinical team at Moody Neuro Lubbock. Her journey with Moody began in the fall of 2022 as a graduate student clinician. She couldn't wait to return after graduation and officially joined our team in May 2023. She began working under a temporary license while studying for her board exam, successfully earned her OT credentials, and has been an invaluable member of our team ever since.

Song loves the diversity of patients in the neurorehabilitation setting because every day brings new challenges and opportunities to learn. She is especially passionate about helping patients improve balance, coordination, and vision, making neurorehabilitation an exciting place to grow as a clinician. Most recently, Song earned her Functional Vision Rehabilitation Specialist certification, further expanding her expertise to better serve our patients.

When she's not at Moody, you'll find Song crocheting gifts for friends, baking, reading, or dancing.

07/29/2026

We are excited to spotlight Ciara, PRN Speech-Language Pathologist, and her four-legged therapy partner, Heidi!

Heidi brings more than just wagging tails and puppy cuddles to Moody Neuro Lubbock. Therapy dogs can help reduce stress and anxiety, encourage social interaction, improve mood, and provide comfort and motivation during challenging moments. For our patients, Heidi's presence can help create a positive and welcoming environment where they feel more relaxed and engaged in their rehabilitation journey.

We're grateful to have Ciara and Heidi as part of the Moody Neuro Lubbock family!