Kelly Tuttle

Kelly Tuttle is a brain-injury survivor and advocate who supports people navigating concussion recovery, especially those facing persistent symptoms and challenges returning to work. Drawing on her own experience, she speaks to the often invisible effects of brain injury, including brain fog, difficulty concentrating, headaches, dizziness, emotional changes, and the strain of having symptoms misunderstood by colleagues or employers.

Kelly offers a program designed to help participants manage concussion symptoms, address brain fog, and work toward a smoother career comeback. The program focuses on the transition back to work and the practical and personal challenges that can arise along the way. Visitors can enroll or join the waitlist, and the site also features information about Kelly’s book, media resources, and ways to get in touch.

Her message centers on reassurance, understanding, and hope for people who may feel unlike themselves after a concussion. As a fellow survivor, Kelly presents her work as supportive guidance for recovery and workplace reintegration, while recognizing that each person’s experience can be difficult and isolating.