The last blog post we shared shed light on common age-related complications that can hinder an aging adult from maintaining a healthy diet, but can
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Among the many life changes following a traumatic brain injury (TBI), intimate relationships are affected in a variety of ways due to: Changes in responsibilities
Important things to keep in mind for a loved one with a TBI Providing care for a loved one who’s experienced a traumatic brain injury
The human brain controls movements, behaviors, thoughts and sensations. When someone has a traumatic brain injury, it can be difficult to walk or even think
