Adult Sample Packet of Tip Cards

Sample packet of tip cards on brain injury in adults covers helping families, concussion, trauma, medication, communication, behaviour, social skills, substance abuse, sexuality, community integration, college and working.

Full Description

Brain injury affects children and adults differently, so we offer two Sample Packets.

They are called "Tip Cards" because of the emphasis on checklists and suggestions for what to do. All are written in clear language for families, teachers and advocates, as well as clinicians.

They are designed for in-services, training programmes, information packets and easy reference by staff and families. All tip cards are written by experts and based on recent research, literature and current clinical practices. Too few people have access to scientific and academic journals. We have taken out the jargon and translated information into practical, user-friendly pamphlets that we call tip cards. Sample packets are a great way to see the full range of topics.

Just click on the contents tab for a listing of all the Tip Cards in the Adult Sample Packet.

Contents

Brain Trauma

• Brain Injury: How to recognise and treat it
• Coma after Brain Injury
• Seizures after Brain Injury
• Post Traumatic Headache after Brain Injury

Concussion

• Concussion in Adults
• Undiagnosed Brain Injuries in Youth and Adults

PTSD

• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
• PTSD and Parenting: Helping your children understand
• Suicide in Veterans

Families

• Life after Brain Injury: A guide for families
• Life Changes: When a spouse or partner has a brain injury
• Couples: Hope and intimacy after brain injury
• Intimacy, Sexuality and Sex after Brain Injury
• Helping Sons and Daughters: When a parent has a brain injury
• Talking with Families

Caregiving

• Caregiving after Brain Injury
• New Normal for Caregivers after Brain Injury
• Families as Managers of Care and Services
• Advocacy for Brain Injury Services

Emotions

• Emotions: Hope after brain injury
• Loss, Grief and Mourning after Brain Injury
• Depression after Brain Injury
• Stress and Anxiety after Brain Injury
• Journaling after Brain Injury
• Finding Support

Medications

• Guide to Medications after Brain Injury
• How Medications Work after Brain Injury

Behaviour

• Behavior Basics; The ABCs of behaviour after brain injury
• Positive Interactions after Brain Injury
• Myths and Facts about Behaviour after Brain Injury
• Minding Behaviour: Challenges in adults after brain injury
• Behaviour at Home: Managing challenges in adults
• Behaviour Programmes and Behaviour Problems
• OOPS! Social Skills after Brain Injury

Cognition

• Cognition: Compensatory Strategies after Brain injury
• Changes in Self Awareness
• Memory after Brain Injury
• Memory Strategies after Brain Injury
• Communicating with an Adult after Brain Injury
• Sensory Hypersensitivities after Brain Injury

Survivors

• Adults Living with Brain Injury
• Coping with Survival
• Fatigue and Overload: Strategies for preventing shutdowns and meltdowns after brain injury
• Sleep after Brain Injury
• Irritability and Anger After brain injury
• Sensory Hypersensitivities: After Brain Injury
• Aging with a Brain Injury
• Substance Abuse in Youths and Adults with Brain Injury
• Sexuality after Brain Injury
• Living a Full Life after Brain Injury

Community