TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY CARE

COGNITIVE PROBLEMS

Many Traumatic Brain Injuries cause cognitive problems. These might include the following: short attention span, poor judgment, memory problems, inability to problem solve, loss of reading or writing skills, language problems, inability to understand abstract concepts or difficulty learning new things. If your loved one is experiencing cognitive problems after a TBI, let New Beginnings be there for your family.

PHYSICAL PROBLEMS

If your loved one has experienced a Traumatic Brain Injury, they may experience the following physical problems: weakness/fatigue, muscle coordination problems, paralysis, sensory problems, seizures, sleep disorders, or speech problems. New Beginnings can help your loved one get the help they need for physical problems after a TBI. We help TBI patients find the solutions they need to get back to a normal, independent lifestyle.

BEHAVIORAL PROBLEMS

Sometimes, traumatic brain injury can result in changes to the personality. These may include depression, mood swings, increases in irritability, inability to control emotions, sudden aggression, tendency to be more self-centered, inability to empathize with others or difficulty socializing with others. We can help provide support to your loved one to deal with behavioral changes after a TBI.