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[…] injury sees a trained dysphagia specialist (SLP, RD or OT) for a full assessment to find out what type of food texture and liquid thickness will work best for them. Eating behaviors can be really important too. The following are common guidelines that make sense for everyone: Always chew food completely before swallowing Avoid […]

[…] could also be related specifically to their brain injury. The health care team will be able to help you figure out what is prompting these symptoms, how best to manage them, and how to develop a continuity of care plan. To provide the health care teams and other people in their circle of support […]

[…] environment, audience or consequences of their words or actions. This can lead to oversharing of information, inappropriate conversation and insensitivity towards others. This is called disinhibition. The best way to avoid inappropriate sharing is for the person to have a step-by-step checklist for what to do when conversing with someone. This can include: to […]