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Cognitive effects

[…] your mind, it can be hard to change it. Problem-solving skills are incredibly important for living independently and safely. You may need to work with specialists or caregivers to develop these skills. Tips for judgment and problem-solving Ask for feedback on your behaviour. You can ask your psychologist, occupational, or speech therapist for ideas […]

Exercise after brain injury

[…] many health professionals make recommendations for physical activity as part of a brain injury recovery plan. Please note: You should always consult with your doctor or primary care physician about what exercises are appropriate for you. Not all exercises or exercise programs will be safe or effective for you. The benefits of exercise after […]

Substance use

[…] and give concrete advice and practical tips towards change. Simple adaptations to counselling often make it possible for people with brain injury to benefit more from the care they receive. It may help to introduce your addictions counselor to other members of your rehabilitation team so that everyone can work together to support you. […]

Hydrocephalus

[…] on the person’s specific condition. Since implanting the shunt is brain surgery, a neurosurgeon will be performing the procedure and be a part of creating the after-surgery care plan. It will involve a period of close-monitoring and a lot of rest mixed with appropriate activity. Maintaining and managing hydrocephalus and shunts will be a […]

Cognitive effects

[…] acquired brain injuries experience cognitive impairments that can impact them for the rest of their lives. This is one of the biggest challenges for both individuals and caregivers after a brain injury. Brain injury can affect a person’s ability to think, communicate and make decisions for themselves, increasing their dependency on other people and […]

Aging & brain injury

[…] or virtually, and more consistency could lead to better outcomes. Age doesn’t have to be a barrier to recovery. By taking proactive steps and developing a continuing care plan with your friend/family member and healthcare professionals, rehabilitation and recovery can move forward. Some of the ways you can support them in their recovery include: […]