Changes in personality and mood after stroke are common. Impulsiveness, apathy, pseudobulbar affect, anger, frustration, and depression can affect a stroke survivor’s quality of life. However, these challenges can be overcome by working closely with the health care team.
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For people with brain injury and their families and caregivers, responding to emergency situations caused by natural disasters, weather, and power/water outages is challenging. It’s important to plan ahead so that you are ready and can stay safe during an emergency.
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This quick guide understands this very real struggle and offers practical, step-by-step tips on how to change your physical surroundings. Carefully incorporating these ideas can minimize overstimulation by creating a calmer and more predictable environment.
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Epilepsy causes seizures that can pose a risk for drivers and other road users. Depending on a person’s epilepsy diagnosis and the condition’s severity, they may have their driving privileges restricted.
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Executive functioning refers to mental processes that help us connect past experiences with present actions. There are three main areas of executive functioning: working memory, flexible thinking, and inhibitory control.
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