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Information on risks and consequences of aging after brain injury helps families and caregivers assess needs for help, provide support, and assist with memory, planning and organization at home. The Aging Tool Kit includes 3 books and 40 tip cards with therapeutic activities for adults with traumatic brain injury, stroke, brain tumor, or dementia.
Families become the real “case managers” for services in the community over time, whether is it a son, daughter, parent, sibling, or spouse who has a brain injury. This workbook teaches families how to communicate effectively, set goals and plan for the future, locate and coordinate services, make referrals that get results, advocate for services and funding, and evaluate what’s important.
Every family can use information in this workbook to cut through barriers, find resources, locate services, pull together care plans and build a future.
Brain Injury Concussion (mild brain injury) Tool Kit for educators, school nurses, peers, families, coaches and trainers is filled with practical strategies for identifying and treating concussion at home and in school.
Customized to meet the needs of troops and veterans, their families and treating clinicians, this Tool Kit is an ideal resource for polytrauma centers, VA hospitals, Vet Centers, military bases, rehabilitation programs, community agencies and Brain Injury Associations. Includes 7 books. All materials are written in practical user friendly style for use by clinicians, therapists, families, veterans and military personnel