TBI Adult Tip Cards

 

Tip Cards on Brain Injury or PTSD in Adults

 

Information on brain injury, blast injury, concussion and PTSD in adults and veterans

Tip Cards have 8 pages with information on the symptoms, treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery of adults and veterans with traumatic brain injury (TBI), blast injury, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and concussion (mild brain injury). Tips and checklists have strategies for survivors, families, caregivers, therapists, clinicians, and advocates.

You can personalize any tip card with your logo and company information on orders of 50 or more. Just call 919-556-0300 for details.

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    Work: Myths and Facts

    Work: Myths and Facts

    This tip card on working after a brain injury describes how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to hiring, working with or firing a person with a disability. It addresses both cognitive and physical impairments in relation to job performance...

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    Visual Perception after Brain Injury

    Visual Perception after Brain Injury

    Visual perceptual problems after a brain injury are common. This Tip Card, written by Kimberly S. Hutchinson, Ph.D., and Lawrence S. Dilks, Ph.D., taken from their two-volume set -- Cognitive Rehabilitation of Executive Functions --...

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    Thinking About Work?

    Thinking About Work?

    Brain injury Tip Card discusses the pros and cons of working with a disability or brain injury. Describes how to get started when thinking about working. Lists benefits of psychological services, social services, transportation and case management...

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    Talking with Families after Brain Injury

    Talking with Families after Brain Injury

    This tip card helps professionals support, communicate and educate families effectively during all stages of care for acquired and traumatic brain injury. By understanding the family’s reactions, professionals learn how to address intense emotional...

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    Stress and Anxiety after brain injury

    Stress and Anxiety after brain injury

    Stress can feel like an overwhelming feeling of pressure that a person feels ill-equipped to face. Anxiety is often considered a more severe form of stress causing apprehension, avoidance, and fear. A checklist of symptoms helps user identify common...

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    Sleep after Brain Injury

    Sleep after Brain Injury

    Difficulty sleeping is one of the most common complaints of survivors of brain injury, especially among adults and veterans. Getting a good night's sleep helps the recovery of survivors of brain injury, and if not attained, can affect their quality of...

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