[…] subcortical structures Diving deeper into how the brain works, there are cortical and subcortical structures that have more specific functions. Basal ganglia The basal ganglia is a group of neurons located at the base of the cerebrum. It is responsible for gross motor function, posture, and balance. It also helps with automatic learning of […]
[…] Santa gift exchange in your family so everyone only buys one present Buy second-hand gifts from repurpose stores Ask to set a budget for gift-giving within a group. For example, if you and three friends want to buy each other gifts, set a limit of $25 dollars. It helps your wallet and it encourages […]
[…] more susceptible and need to be extra-cautious. Please note: this page is written for adults, but meningitis often occurs in infants and children. Symptoms for this age group can get worse quickly, so it is important to monitor any symptoms your child is experiencing. Symptoms of meningitis Early symptoms (in first 6 hours) of […]
[…] Bright lights, competing sounds, and other sensory stimuli may be hard for a person after their brain injury, causing all sorts of symptoms or making symptoms worse. Group/family gatherings may not work anymore. The person may even find being with more than one person at a time a challenge. It is easy for individuals […]
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