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.
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Brain injury behavior problems are reinforced by myths with inaccurate information about changes in behavior after head trauma. Helps families and caregivers understand causes and reasons for behaviors and learn how to respond positively.
Information and tips for families and caregivers on managing behaviors after brain injury at home. Identifies behavior problems and shows families how to develop successful strategies for change and positive support.
Information on changes in behavior after traumatic brain injury and challenges for behavior programs are described. Helps caregivers, staff and families identify effective treatment strategies and develop positive behavior supports.
Survivors of traumatic brain injury often have changes in memory. This tip card has information on various types of memory, corrects myths about memory after head trauma, and gives strategies to compensate for changes in memory after TBI.
Brain injury tip card with checklists for families to identify effects of TBI on physical, social, cognitive abilities and behaviors and assess needs for help.
Information on causes and consequences of changes in social skills in adults after acquired brain injury. Tips and strategies for family members and caregivers on improving social skills in survivors.
Tips on aging for adults with acquired brain injury discusses common misunderstandings and fears about dementia, Alzheimer's disease, repeated head injuries, memory and dependence.