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[…] be productive while practicing physical distancing, but it’s more important to feel good. Sometimes that means not being productive, but doing something nice for yourself instead. Self- care is something we should all be doing, and now is a great opportunity to explore new ways to make yourself happy. Some self-care ideas include: Having […]
[…] magic spell that will make you feel better, there are a few options to explore. Seek a second opinion It is within your right to seek medical care from a variety of professionals. Some may have different training or more up to date knowledge on brain injury (or brain injury-related medical topics). More information […]
[…] weeks after the injury. No two concussions are the same. This means that recovery is different for everyone. The Living Concussion Guidelines was developed to improve patient care by creating a framework that can be implemented by healthcare professionals to effectively identify and treat individuals with persistent symptoms following a concussion/mTBI. The patient version […]
Brain Injury Canada was formed in 2004 after a groundswell of advocacy and national activity by local brain injury associations, survivors and caregivers across the country. Everyone agreed that Canadians living with the effects of acquired brain injury, their families and caregivers, required national representation to connect and advocate for needs and services. Mission […]
[…] impairment than homeless individuals without TBIs . In a study of women with TBI in Canada, poverty was found to be a significant barrier to accessing health care . Advocating for affordable, appropriate housing No one should have to choose to pay rent over food, but it happens everyday. Financial assistance in provinces is […]
[…] impairment than homeless individuals without TBIs . In a study of women with TBI in Canada, poverty was found to be a significant barrier to accessing health care . Advocating for affordable, appropriate housing No one should have to choose to pay rent over food, but it happens everyday. Financial assistance in provinces is […]
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