Navigating Relationships After Brain Injury

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Brain injury can change how you relate to family, friends, and partners. Understanding these changes helps build stronger connections.

Common Challenges

  • Communication difficulties
  • Changes in personality or behavior
  • Shifts in roles within the family or friendships
  • Feelings of frustration or misunderstanding on all sides

Tips for Healthy Relationships

  • Practice open and honest communication
  • Set realistic expectations for yourself and others
  • Seek family or couples counseling when needed
  • Build patience and empathy into interactions

Support for Loved Ones

Caregivers and family members also need support. Wings of Hope offers resources to help everyone cope and grow together.

💬 Learn more in our Carer & Family Support section.

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