Showing results for cullen boit 2522 6252500 6252500 best boit biasd boite 6252500 528142 com 6252500 6252500 cullen boit biasd cashell cochlea boit biasd bat cullen cullen boit biasd away 2522 cullen boit biasd cullen 2527 cullen boit backwards bon laamanen 2522 bouchee biasd cyclist cullen boit biasd 2522 bookkeeping bouchee cullen boit backwards bout 2522 856 cepap 6252500 6252500 cepap.ca boit 2522 6252500 6252500 boite 6252500 com 6252500 away 2522 cullen 2527 laamanen 2522 biasd 2522 bout 2522 ca 6252500 2522 6252500 6252500 6252500 528142 6252500 6252500 2522 2527 2522 2522 2522 856 6252500 6252500
[…] The class of vehicle that will be most appropriate for their needs The equipment they will require to access their vehicle The adaptive driving controls that will best meet their needs The training that will be required to ensure they are able to drive their adapted vehicle safely A physical assessment, a cognitive/perceptual screening, […]
Professional education builds on the skills and knowledge of health care and service providers, ensuring they have the tools to deliver the best support to those living with brain injury. Brain Injury Canada’s educational courses Brain Injury Canada has an educational online course library which we continue to grow. Foundations of Brain Injury for […]
[…] of stroke recovery Making a discharge plan Rehabilitation will vary depending on your needs, but the goals remain the same: to recover or adapt your abilities as best as possible. It will include physical, mental and cognitive exercises. It may also include working with a speech language pathologist (SLP) on speaking and swallowing. Occupational […]
[…] and understand language (this is called aphasia). More information on speech, language and brain injury Tips to improve communication skills A speech-language pathologist can help identify the best strategies for successful communication when a person has a brain injury, but there are a few general guidelines that can help you communicate: Find a place […]
[…] for your discharge. Include caregivers and family members, and have honest discussions about your needs, wants, and capabilities. Request a team meeting at the hospital: it’s the best way to get everyone in the same room to discuss progress and discharge plans. During a lengthy hospital stay these meetings can occur more than once. […]
[…] and you don’t have to exercise for hours at a time. The health benefits come from being consistently active in your day to day life to the best of your ability. Walking or stretching can be as beneficial as strenuous activities: it’s all dependent on what your body is able to do and what […]
As part of our voting accessibility research project, we are looking for feedback from the Canadian brain injury community.
Get updates about new resources, events, and more (but don't worry - we don't spam your inbox)
You are leaving Brain Injury Canada’s website.
We cannot guarantee the accessibility of content or any resources not located on our website.
Please see Brain Injury Canada's Terms and Conditions of Use statement for more information.