Acquired Brain Injury Care Archives

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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 […]

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Stroke Awareness Month

According to the Stroke Association, every day in the UK, 240 people have their lives affected by stroke. This is not limited to any particular age group. Children as young as 8 years old experience a stroke. The month of May is annually observed […]

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Acquired 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. They are a consequence of various neurological conditions and injuries which make acquired brain injury a complex category. Each individual with ABI has a different […]

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Mouth care for stroke patients

It may not come to mind that oral health and having a stroke are related. However, your oral health can directly affect your heart and general health. Oral bacteria and gum disease can easily find their way into your bloodstream, increasing the risk of […]

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How can I support someone with acquired brain injury?

Acquired brain injuries (ABIs) have a significant impact on the lives of the people who live with it and their loved ones. The injuries can stem from traumatic events such as falls, accidents, strokes or infections. The recovery journey and adapting to life after […]