Jason Lalli of Phoenix Arizona, is a four time traumatic brain injury survivor. You can read that as many times as you would like, you are seeing that correct, it's not a typo.
His story is jaw dropping, his resilience is astounding and encouraging but what is truly amazing about this human is that despite what the odds in this life have handed to him and the changes and obstacle this man has gone through, you can see a heart of gold through all exchanges with him and it exudes from his videos.
I didn’t meet Jason through an in-person support group, but purely by chance—through a video he shared in a Facebook Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group we’re both part of. I’ve been in that group for a while, but coming across Jason’s content was entirely new to me.
The moment I watched one of his videos, I was captivated by how powerfully and honestly he explained what life is like from the inside—from the perspective of a survivor. One video quickly turned into nearly two hours of binge-watching everything I could find from him. I even started searching online to learn more about who he is.
Even though Addi is a pediatric survivor, and our situations are different, I’ve always felt that the one thing I strive for as an advocate is to not only meet parents, spouses, caregivers and beyond where they are—but to truly understand and get as close as possible to what survivors themselves experience. I want to be completely approachable and informed, in every sense. Jason’s content offered me a window into that world—a perspective I wouldn’t have otherwise seen.
It was deeply moving. The more I watched, the more I felt this overwhelming wave of empathy and sadness—knowing I’ll never fully understand what it’s like to live inside a body changed by TBI, but wanting to understand as full and deeply as possible.
In just two hours, I felt like I had gained more insight—more meaningful understanding—than I have in two years of reading medical texts and resources. It hit me just how essential it is for families, friends, caregivers—anyone who loves someone living with a traumatic brain injury—to go beyond the clinical facts. We need to listen to the voices of survivors. People like Jason, who dedicate their lives to helping others understand what this life truly feels like from the inside.
Yes, the medical information is SO important. But when you have the chance to hear it in the raw, honest words of someone living it every day?
That’s priceless.
Jason now dedicates his life and time to supporting other survivors—no matter where they are in their healing journey—as a Traumatic Brain Injury Life Coach. You can find more about him through his Facebook page, or reach out using the contact information provided below.
I truly believe that if you feel like you’ve moved past the stage of needing an advocate, but still don’t know what the next step looks like—Jason might be exactly who you need to connect with.
Life coaching from someone who hasn’t just studied the journey, but lived it—surviving not one, but four traumatic brain injuries—brings a kind of insight and light that I didn’t even know was missing until I heard him speak.
That perspective… it’s powerful. And I say that as someone who’s been both an advocate and a caregiver.
You can view Jason's videos by going directly to his Facebook account here...
Jason Lalli
OR You can view his video's on Tiktok HERE
Additionally, you can email and or call him by clicking the information below.
Jason Lalli's phone contact :
480-309-0191
Contact Jason by email here:
jlalli@Decisivelife.org
Please take advantage of this gift from Jason. I have a handful of things I would absolutely love to collab with him on....He just doesn't know it yet. :)