http://www.socalbraincenter.com Dr. Julie Brown, Carrick trained oncussion Doctor, Board-Certified Chiropractic Neurologist, and Fellow in Traumatic Brain Injury and Rehabilitation. We're going to continue on the lobes of the brain. We're going to move to the temporal lobe and the occipital lobe. I'm going to talk with occipital just because I think it's a little simpler than the temporal lobe. Occipital lobe is our vision, it's in the back here. So things have to travel through our eyes. They go and they flip, and they go and they map onto the occipital lobe. So you can have a problem with the eye, with any of the nerves that go to ... That control the eyes' vision and/or illusion in the occipital lobe. You can hallucinate and see things or not see things or have part of your vision gone. There are many options. We can map where that issue is. The second is the temporal lobe. the temporal lobe is down and low, as you can see in my famous drawing. Down and low, and it's where we perceive hearing or we can have spontaneous death of the neurons. It can be perceived as tinnitus or that ringing in the ears. It's where our intermediate and long-term memory happens. This is why Alzheimer's kind of presents in that area. This is where CTE becomes an issue. Also, there's a little bone that sticks up, that when you have a TBI, you can sheer part of that temporal lobe, which is going to be related to your memory, not always found on imaging but can be. We have some differences between right and left. Our left hemisphere over here is related more to auditory learning, so being able to learn through hearing. Our right side is related to nonverbal communication. So nonverbal is not only me saying the words, but it's the inflection in my tone that is nonverbal, my facial cues, my movements. All of these areas can talk to all of the other areas. We can have dysfunction that may be in the occipital lobe but we're perceiving it over in the frontal lobe or all of the above can be an issue. If you would like to know more, my website's below or you can just click on the link here. Subscribe and follow up with my videos. Thanks.