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[…] with appropriate social interaction? Are there any scheduled outings? If a person isn’t easily able to leave their room, are activities brought to them? What is the cleaning schedule? Are there washrooms in every room? Are any bathrooms shared? What furniture is provided by the home? What is allowed to be brought in? Is […]
[…] therapist can help you set up your environment for your needs. Specialists can help you be teaching you how to safely complete tasks like cooking meals and cleaning. Use guiding tools for moving Many people with vision problems use tools and equipment to help them with walking and travelling. This includes: Guiding canes. This […]
[…] your injury. This could include but is not limited to: Bathing and hygiene Emotional and mental health care Ongoing rehabilitation appointments Other forms of personal care like cooking, cleaning, etc. Physical care Medications These needs will be initially identified by the healthcare team based on their assessment of you. While there may be additional changes […]
[…] creating a home environment that is designed for the person with a brain injury to be as independent as possible. This includes things like: Cooking Eating Bathing Cleaning Getting dressed Going to the bus stop After a brain injury, these everyday activities can be more challenging. If you’re experiencing problems with your fine motor […]
[…] creating a home environment that is designed for the person with a brain injury to be as independent as possible. This includes things like: Cooking Eating Bathing Cleaning Getting dressed Going to the bus stop After a brain injury, these everyday activities can be more challenging. If a person is experiencing problems with their […]
[…] relationship. Responsibilities Before a brain injury, your partner may have had more responsibilities in the relationship. After the injury, responsibilities such as cooking dinners, picking up kids, cleaning, or doing the errands may have all fallen on you. You may also be responsible for new, care-related tasks for your partner and be the main […]
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