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Traumatic brain injury (TBI) can cause cognitive, communication, andpsychological challenges that profoundly limit independence in everyday life.Conversational Agents (CAs) can provide individuals with TBI with cognitive andcommunication support, although little is known about how they make use of CAsto address injury-related needs. In this study, we gave nine adults with TBI anat-home CA for four weeks to investigate use patterns, challenges, and designrequirements, focusing particularly on injury-related use. The findingsrevealed significant gaps between the current capabilities of CAs andaccessibility challenges faced by TBI users. We also identified 14 TBI-relatedactivities that participants engaged in with CAs. We categorized thoseactivities into four groups: mental health, cognitive activities, healthcareand rehabilitation, and routine activities. Design implications focus onaccessibility improvements and functional designs of CAs that can bettersupport the day-to-day needs of people with TBI.

Investigating the Day-to-Day Experiences of Users with Traumatic Brain Injury with Conversational Agents