Impact of Brain Injury on Families and Carers
Caring for a person with a disability is one of the most difficult challenges that can confront a family especially for those providing direct care.
Read moreCaring for someone can be a stressful job, and it is important for carers to maintain their health and wellbeing. Long term carers find that taking time out for themselves each day is vital for well-being, but often, longer breaks are needed.
Caring for a person with a disability is one of the most difficult challenges that can confront a family especially for those providing direct care.
Read moreCarers need to maintain their health and wellbeing to be in the best frame of mind to care for another individual.
Read moreCaring for someone can be a 24 hour job that is emotionally, physically and financially very stressful.
Read moreCaring for a family member with a brain injury is one of the most difficult challenges that can confront a family especially for those providing direct care.
Read moreOne of the issues with a brain injury is its incredible complexity which affects each individual differently. This causes significant problems when trying to predict prognosis, recovery outcome, and establishing the injured individual's needs during the recovery process.
Read moreLong term carers find that surviving is a matter of taking time out for themselves. Part of this may just be taking time for a cuppa during each day, but often longer breaks are needed.
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