Sleep disturbances and lack of sleep are common problems that many people with a brain injury face. Multiple effects of brain injury make it harder for people to get the sleep they need. This can include, but is not limited to: Depression and anxiety experienced as a result of the injury. Chemical changes. Our brains […]
Sleep disturbances and lack of sleep are common problems that many people with a brain injury face. Multiple effects of brain injury make it harder for people to get the sleep they need. This can include, but is not limited to: Depression and anxiety experienced because of the injury Chemical changes. Our brains moderate the […]
Several groups and organizations in Canada release guidelines and reports on brain injury that work to inform changes in treatment and policy. Please note we have only included evidence-based guidelines and reports. This list will be updated as necessary and is meant to be a starting point comprised of the most commonly referenced resources. Brain […]
Substance use can lead to a brain injury, particularly in the case of opioids or impairment from alcohol and other drugs. It can also occur after a brain injury, creating multiple problems for the survivor. Topics in this section include: Substance use before a brain injury What to do in an overdose situation Substance use […]
The Brain Injury Canada Board of Directors is accountable for competent, conscientious and effective management of the organization, as well as responsible for governing the affairs of the organization within relevant legislation and regulations. Graham Todd – Co-Chair Although he says it is almost impossible to tell now, he has actually only been in Canada […]
After a brain injury, things may never go back to the way they were. It will take some time to cope with that fact and adjust to what many people call the ‘new normal’. The new normal may include your routines and abilities. The term ‘new normal’ may not be the one you want to […]
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