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Brain Injury Guide for Youth: A guide to help you understand the effects of brain injury

This brain injury guide is to help you understand the effects of brain injury โ€” including what it is, the symptoms, concussion management & recovery, and more. DOWNLOAD THE GUIDE click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Brain Injury Survivor
  • Caregiver
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Caring about Relatives’ Experiences (CARE) Study – Call for Participants

Who we need: English-speaking adults (19+ years old) Supporting an adult with a moderate or severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) they acquired during adulthood (19+ years) Currently living at home click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Caregiver
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Life with a Brain Injury: Preparing Yourself and Your Family

This article on life with a brain injury is excerpted from Garry Prowe’s book, Successfully Surviving a Brain Injury: A Family Guidebook. The article is a comprehensive guide for families click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Brain Injury Survivor
  • Caregiver
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Priorities for quality of life after traumatic brain injury

After traumatic brain injury (TBI), individuals can experience changes to quality of life (QOL). Despite understanding the factors that impact QOL after TBI, there is limited patient-oriented research to understand click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Caregiver
  • Professional
Starting or Nourishing Romantic Relationships After Brain Injury 768x386

Starting or Nourishing Romantic Relationships After Brain Injury

A Q&A article by Dr.โ€ฏEmilie Godwin (PhD, LPC, MFT), discussing how traumatic brain injury can impact communication, intimacy, roles, and identity in couples. Dr.โ€ฏGodwin offers strategies such as building new click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Brain Injury Survivor
  • Caregiver
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Stress Management Following Brain Injury: Strategies for Families and Caregivers

This articleย by Judith Falcone helps families recognize how a brain injury affects both the person and their loved ones, and provides a stepโ€‘byโ€‘step guide to reduce burnout. click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Caregiver
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Taking Care of YOU: Self-Care for Family Caregivers

A practical guide by the Family Caregiver Alliance that emphasizes the importance of caregiver self-care in order to sustainably support others. It covers stress symptoms, goal setting, emotional tools, self-care click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Caregiver
Ten Priorities for Research 768x374

Ten Priorities for Research Addressing the Intersections of Brain Injury, Mental Health and Addictions: A Stakeholder-Driven Priority-Setting Study

The purpose of this study was to engage key stakeholders in a health research priority-setting process to identify, prioritize and produce a community-driven list of research questions addressing intersectional issues click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Caregiver
  • Professional
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Understanding Brain Injury in Adolescence: A guide for parents, coaches, educators and those that work with youth

A brain injury guide for parents, coaches, educators and those that work with youth which goes over types of brain injuries and post brain injury. DOWNLOAD THE PDF click to read more
Resource Type: Article
User Group:
  • Brain Injury Survivor
  • Caregiver
  • Professional

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