Patient 2 was a 45-year old female involved in a motor vehicle accident 10 years prior to participation. She sustained a severe TBI (GCS score 4, LOC 2 months, PTA 2 months), fractured pelvis, fractured right tibia and fibula and a dislocated left knee. She spent several weeks in intensive care and was subsequently transferred to a rehabilitation center, where she spent several months to improve her cognitive and physical functioning. At the time of participating in this study, her ongoing problems included discomfort in her legs, slowed thought processing and poor balance and co-ordination affecting her gait, which was slow, wide-based and generally unsteady. She was living with her father who assisted her in all aspects of her daily life. As her accident occurred overseas, medical reports were not available, but she reported damage primarily involved frontal and temporal lobe regions.