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Recognizing & Treating Concussions in the Elderly
Provides information about recognizing concussions in the elderly, steps to take, and considerations.
Read MoreA Concussion is a Brain Injury Fact Sheet
Provides quick facts on what a concussion is, the symptoms, and the recovery.
Read MoreTherapeutic Strategies for Concussion Management
This infographic provides therapeutic interventions to help support concussion management and improve recovery. Includes info on exercise therapy, manual therapy, diet and nutrition, and more.
Read MoreUnderstanding Concussion: A Comic
This comic strip explains what a concussion looks like, how it affects the brain, the recovery process, and returning to school/play. It also includes a symptom checklist at the bottom.
Read MoreBehavior Changes after Moderate to Severe TBI
This handout explains possible behavior changes after TBI, why they happen, and how to deal with behavior issues.
Read MoreEngagement Strategies for TBI Survivors Serving on a Board
This guide is a resource for individuals with brain injury to be fully participating members on a board.
Read MoreCaring for Your Child’s Concussion
Fact sheet for parents to understand how to best care for and monitor their child’s concussion.
Read MoreDriving After Traumatic Brain Injury
A brain injury can affect the skills needed to drive safely. If and when an injured person may safely return to driving should be addressed early in recovery.
Read MoreSmart Phone Apps: Tips and Tricks for Getting the Most out of Technology
Did you know your phone can actually be a tool in your brain injury recovery? There are so many low cost and free apps for just about anything, including helping to keep you relaxed, organized, or to keep track of health information.
Read MoreBrain Injury & Opioids
The symptoms caused by a brain injury can increase the likelihood of abusing substances like opioids to temporarily relieve physical pain. Opioid addiction is on the rise, which is why it’s important to understand how it affects the brain injury community.
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