Supporting Loved Ones Through Brain Injury Recovery

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Brain injury affects not just the individual but their whole support network. Family and carers play a vital role in recovery, offering encouragement, practical help, and emotional support.

Tips for Carers and Families

  • Learn about brain injury to understand what your loved one is experiencing
  • Encourage open communication and listen without judgment
  • Support routines and structure to create stability
  • Take care of your own physical and mental health
  • Reach out for respite and professional support when needed

Building Resilience Together

Recovery is a journey that takes time. Celebrating small successes and maintaining hope can strengthen bonds and improve wellbeing for everyone involved.

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