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[…] all. This is a challenge for people who are used to being independent. It can also pose a challenge for people who need to travel for errands, visits or rehabilitation appointments. Although adapted transport services may be available, for many people following a brain injury, the convenience and independence that comes with driving makes […]
[…] all. This is a challenge for people who are used to being independent. It can also pose a challenge for people who need to travel for errands, visits or rehabilitation appointments. It can also be challenging for caregivers who become responsible for transportation, and the errands that need to be done out of the […]
[…] injury need to be heard in order to inform policy changes at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels. Self-advocacy takes work, but can be an effective tool. Visit our advocacy section for resources to become a self-advocate. Brain injury & the law Learn more about legal rights and procedures that may be applicable to […]
[…] not evidence-based Always proceed with caution and with the advice of your medical team. Healthy habits Nutrition for brain health, healthy sleep, exercise, and mindfulness are important. Visit the section on healthy habits to see how to help your patient/client form better health. Take a step back Encourage your patient/client take a step back […]
[…] injury need to be heard in order to inform policy changes at the municipal, provincial, and federal levels. Self-advocacy takes work, but can be an effective tool. Visit our advocacy section for resources to become a self-advocate. Homelessness Individuals with brain injury have an increased risk of homelessness due to factors such as job […]
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