 Children with TBI are often treated at urban trauma centers then discharged to distant home communities where psychosocial follow-up is limited andor difficult to access. Increasingly, the World Wide Web is being used to meet the mental and other health needs of individuals who have difficulty accessing care through traditional routes. Given the lack of specialized care and follow-up for TBI in many communities, the Web may provide an invaluable tool for linking families with state-of-the-art psychosocial care by reducing potential physical and psychological barriers e.g., distance, stigma. 