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[…] to several factors, including how the person with a brain injury behaves. It’s common for people living with acquired brain injury to: Have trouble keeping up in group conversations Lack awareness regarding how others feel emotionally Make inappropriate comments Misinterpret social cues such as facial expressions Mistake sarcasm for literal statements Show aggression and […]
[…] do, say no. If it’s something that needs to be done but you can’t do it, ask a friend or family member for assistance. Join a support group The brain injury community across Canada has many support groups. This includes groups for caregivers. Speaking and socializing with people who are familiar with your struggles […]
[…] he has been on long term disability since 2013. John is a director of the Regent Park School of Music, an organization established to provide access to group and individual music lessons for at-risk youth in various Toronto neighbourhoods. He previously served as Secretary to the RPSM Board, and is a member of the […]
[…] to several factors, including how the person with a brain injury behaves. It’s common for people living with acquired brain injury to: Have trouble keeping up in group conversations Lack awareness regarding how others feel emotionally Make inappropriate comments Misinterpret social cues such as facial expressions Mistake sarcasm for literal statements Show aggression and […]
[…] instead focus on doing what you enjoy. We’ve created a list of 30 things that can keep you and your family entertained. 9. Connect socially Public health officials are recommending that instead of calling staying home social distancing, we call it physical distancing. That’s because while we need to stay physically apart, we shouldn’t […]
[…] instead focus on doing what you enjoy. We’ve created a list of 30 things that can keep you and your family entertained. 9. Connect socially Public health officials are recommending that instead of calling staying home social distancing, we call it physical distancing. That’s because while we need to stay physically apart, we shouldn’t […]
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