Traumatic Brain Injuries

from Cognitively Speaking · host LILY WILLIAMS

Traumatic brain injuries cause a person to change cognitively. These changes may apply to their behavior, abilities, and intellect. This podcast episode encourages caregivers of those suffering with a traumatic brain injury to use education as a way to better understand and provide care.

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