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Helping a loved one readjust after brain injury

Trauma
After Brain Injury: Post-traumatic Stress Grips Caregivers

Janet M. Cromer R.N., L.M.H.C. on November 29, 2012

November is National Family Caregivers Month. Even more than the accolades and recognition extended by communities during November, most caregivers want national attention to the mental health issues that often accompany years of caring for a person with a severe brain injury or other catastrophic illness. Post-traumatic stress is a critical issue.

November is National Family Caregivers Month. Even more than the accolades and recognition extended by communities during November, most caregivers want national attention to the mental health issues that often accompany years of caring for a person with a severe brain injury or other catastrophic illness. Post-traumatic stress is a critical issue.

Caregiving
After Brain Injury: Five Tips to Befriend A Caregiver

Janet M. Cromer R.N., L.M.H.C. on June 26, 2012

When brain injury blows a family’s life inside out, friends may not know how to help. While the family is most directly impacted, a ripple effect of shock and concern spreads through their circle of friends and acquaintances. Do any of these scenarios sound familiar?

When brain injury blows a family’s life inside out, friends may not know how to help. While the family is most directly impacted, a ripple effect of shock and concern spreads through their circle of friends and acquaintances. Do any of these scenarios sound familiar?