[…] for everyone involved. The most important things you can do is be patient and supportive and educate yourself as much as possible about brain injury. For example: Visit and bookmark the Family/Caregiver section of this website and spend some time looking through the information so you can become better educated about the complexities of […]
[…] following symptoms can occur after a concussion . Please note: Most people will not experience all symptoms – but if you are experiencing symptoms after a physical injury, visit your doctor. Headache/migraine Dizziness and balance problems Nausea Fatigue Sleep disturbance Vision changes Sensitivity to light or noise Ringing in the ears Seizure Problems with smell/taste […]
[…] will have had a brain injury. Only a licensed professional like a psychologist or psychiatrist can diagnose post-traumatic stress disorder. For more information on post-traumatic stress disorder, visit our mental health and brain injury page Self-image loss Brain injuries not only change a person’s abilities; they affect identity (e.g., “Who am I now?”) and […]
[…] small bits of conversation. This will help you absorb the information. Break tasks into small steps. Engage in hobbies or activities that you enjoy and can do. Card games, puzzles, and reading help develop concentration and are entertaining at the same time. People who have trouble focusing may get tired quickly. Make sure you […]
[…] with concentration and attention Be sure you have their attention before starting a task or a conversation Encourage hobbies or activities that they enjoy and can do. Card games, puzzles, and reading are examples of activities that help develop concentration Give new information and tasks in small bits and repeat it often. Have them […]
[…] group games without having to be in the same room. The following sites and apps allow you to play all kinds of fun games. You can find Cards Against Humanity and other card games at playingcards.io Pogo – sign up and play tons of classic board games for free If you like more complex […]
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