Opioid overdoses can have catastrophic results, including brain injury. Brain injuries present new challenges and changes that can be difficult to cope with, particularly if the survivor is also trying to cope with substance use. It takes a long time to figure out the extent of the changes they have experienced and establish a continuing […]
After a brain injury, you may find yourself in need of a vehicle with accessibility features not found on standard models. The accessibility features you need may change depending on whether you are a passenger or plan to be a driver. If you are planning to drive again, please remember that you will have to […]
The holidays are here, and many of us are not able to celebrate the way we usually would. That’s okay! There are plenty of ways to celebrate safely during the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions. Keep 6 feet apart Physical distancing is one of the most important steps to take when seeing other people. This means that […]
Some individuals after a brain injury will need long-term, constant or near-constant care. Topics in this section include: What long-term care is available? Public vs. private long-term care homes How do I choose a long-term care home? Mental health I feel guilty about putting my loved one in long-term care What long-term care is available? […]
Fatigue is the feeling of being extremely tired or having no energy or motivation. As a caregiver for someone with a brain injury, you may experience regular fatigue because of the stress of caregiving, financial responsibilities, planning for the future, and managing a household or job. Not only will you experience fatigue from being a […]
When you vote, you can make a difference in your community, province/territory, or country. Voting is about choosing a representative that you believe will have your best interests in mind when making decisions. Learn more about how voting works Voting gives you a voice Your vote is your voice. Voting for the candidate of your […]
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