Emotional Impact of Acquired Brain Injury
Emotions, loss and grief after brain injury
These tip cards on the emotional impact of brain trauma help families, survivors, service members and clinicians understand their changing and conflicting emotions after a spouse, parent, sibling, son or daughter has a traumatic brain injury. Depression, loss, and grief are common reactions as families and survivors rebuild their lives, learn how to cope, and struggle with adjustment and acceptance.
Products
Loss, Grief and Mourning after Brain Injury
TBI tip card helps persons with head injury, families and caregivers understand their losses, grief and mourning.
This Tip card is included in the Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit on Helping Families after Brain Injury.
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LGM
Price: $2.50
Emotions: Hope after 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.
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EMOT
Price: $2.50
Depression after Brain Injury
Information on signs of depression in TBI adult survivors and family members. Tips on getting help and treating symptoms of depression.
This Tip card is included in the Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit on Helping Families after Brain Injury.
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DEPR
Price: $2.50
Coping with Survival after Brain Injury
Surviving brain injury means life has changed and that YOU aren’t the same. Tips and information for adjustment, acceptance and recovery.
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COPE
Price: $2.50