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Brain Development in Children after Head Trauma Tip Cards

Brain Development in Children after Head Trauma Tip Cards

Tips and information on how an injury affects brain development in children

A child's brain is a developing brain that changes as the child grows and matures.  The brain of a child is more vulnerable to an injury because it is not fully developed. Some effects from an injury or trauma to a child's brain are seen immediately.  Others may show up over time as the child's brain develops. These tip cards have information and tips for parents and caregivers on acquired and traumatic brain injury in children.

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Guide to Medications after Brain Injury See details

Guide to Medications after Brain Injury

Discusses uses and types of medication for adults and children with brain injury to help with emotional and psychological changes and to improve cognitive abilities.
Item: GTME
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Myths & Facts, When Your Child has a Brain Injury See details

Myths & Facts, When Your Child has a Brain Injury

Brain injury information on developmental effects of traumatic and acquired brain injuries in children over time. Discusses brain development, recovery patterns and effects on learning.
Item: M&F
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The Young Child: Myths and Facts about Brain Injury See details

The Young Child: Myths and Facts about Brain Injury

Traumatic brain injury information explains how brain trauma affects brain development and recovery in infants, toddlers and preschoolers by correcting common myths.
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