You Are Not Alone: Essential Support for Caregivers of Brain Injury Survivors
Summary: Caring for a brain injury survivor presents overwhelming challenges. This comprehensive guide addresses the real issues caregivers face: recognizing burnout, building effective support networks, and finding practical communication strategies when everything feels broken. Caregivers will discover evidence-based strategies, meaningful self-care approaches, and most importantly – how professional partnerships can transform the caregiving experience from […]
What is an Acquired Brain Injury? A Plain-Language Guide for Patients & Families
Summary: When a brain injury suddenly changes everything, families need clear answers and hope for the future. This comprehensive guide explains acquired brain injury in plain language, covering causes, symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options. From understanding the difference between traumatic and non-traumatic injuries to navigating the recovery journey, families will discover what to expect and […]
What to Do After Sustaining an Acquired Brain Injury in Ontario: Support & Resources
What to Do After Sustaining an Acquired Brain Injury in Ontario: Support & Resources February 19, 2025 Sustaining a brain injury can be a life-changing event, affecting every aspect of your daily routine, relationships, and overall independence. Whether it was the result of a vehicle collision, a fall, or another unexpected incident, the road to […]
Brain Power: Mental Health and Emotional Recovery After Concussions
December 23, 2024 Concussions, a common form of brain injury, can significantly impact your mental health and emotional well-being. Understanding the complex relationship between these injuries and their psychological effects is essential for effective brain injury rehabilitation. Concussions can lead to cognitive impairments, mood swings, and anxiety, potentially resulting in long-term issues like depression and PTSD. […]
Concussions, brain injuries from playground mishaps on the rise
December 23, 2024 More U.S. children are needing treatment for traumatic brain injuries such as concussions from injuries on the playground despite safety improvements in playground equipment — a trend Canadian doctors see too. About 28,500 children a year in Canada need medical treatment as a result of playground injuries ranging from bruises and broken […]