Tips and information on brain injury for adults and veterans
Tip Cards on adults and veterans have information on symptoms, treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery for traumatic brain injury (TBI), blast injury, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and concussion (mild brain injury). These Tip Cards give hundreds of tips and checklists with strategies for families, therapists, advocates, and caregivers.
The Adult Sample Packet is a great way to see all the "Tip Cards" for adults and veterans. They come collated with a cover and are discounted 20% off the individual price. Please see the Table of Contents for a listing of titles.
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Sample packet of tip cards on brain injury in adults covers helping families, concussion, trauma, medication, communication, behavior, social skills, substance abuse, sexuality, community integration, college and working.
Brain injury tbi treatment information and tips for families, caregivers, veterans and clinicians on the causes, symptoms, treatment and recovery of adults with acquired brain injury due to internal and external causes. Using clear language for families and caregivers, this tip card describes treatment of: traumatic brain injury, anoxia (hypoxia), stroke or cardiovascular accidents (CVA), aneurysm, toxemia, viruses and bacterial infections in the brain.
Information helps families with a recently injured member understand their feelings and reactions during early stages of hospital care, rehabilitation, and home care after an acquired brain injury.
Information and tips on negative and positive emotions of families after acquired brain injury. Discusses power of forgiveness, hope and gratitude by survivors and families.
Information and tips to help spouses cope with feelings of loss and adjust to changes in roles when a husband or wife has a traumatic brain injury or blast injury. Explains importance of self-care and setting up a support system to cope with and relieve stress in families after TBI.
Tip card with information for families on stresses of caregiving after head injury with tips on coping, finding support, asking for help, and avoiding burnout at home.
