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Improving communication after a brain injury
Communication problems are a common and often challenging consequence of a brain injury. These difficulties can range from physical speech impairment to issues with understanding, memory, and social interaction. However, with the right strategies and support, significant improvement is possible. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Communication […]
Read moreStroke Awareness Month
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Stroke is a medical emergency Occurs when blood flow to the brain is blocked or reduced. Immediate action can prevent severe brain damage—call 999 if signs appear. FAST method for recognition Face: Check for drooping. Arms: Check for weakness. Speech: Listen […]
Read moreAcquired brain injury: causes, symptoms and self-help
Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) is an umbrella term for brain damage occurring after birth, distinct from congenital or genetic conditions. ABI results from various neurological conditions and injuries which make acquired brain injury a complex category. Each individual with ABI has a different experience […]
Read moreMouth care for stroke patients
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Oral health affects overall health and stroke risk Gum disease and oral bacteria can enter the bloodstream, increasing the likelihood of stroke and heart complications. Post-stroke mouth care is essential Stroke survivors may have coordination issues or paralysis, making it important […]
Read moreHow can I support someone with acquired brain injury?
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Key Takeaways Support must be both emotional and practical Recovery involves a combination of empathy and hands-on help. You should listen without judgement and celebrate every small milestone to build their confidence. At the same time, providing help with medication, mobility, and household […]
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