The ABI Family Support Group is for caregivers, loved ones, and/or support persons of people living with an ABI. This pamphlet gives information about the group, including why you should join, who can take part, and how to register.
This pamphlet explains why seizures happen, what unprovoked and provoked seizures are, what will happen after your first seizure, and what epilepsy is. Information about the First Unprovoked Seizure Clinic, and first aid for seizures are provided.
Nova Scotia Health offers a 2-part education session for people who have recently had a mild traumatic brain injury (TBI) or concussion. This pamphlet explains how you can sign up.
This pamphlet includes tips that can help when using a smartphone, a tablet, or another electronic device after an acquired brain injury (ABI). Topics include alerts and apps, screen time and rest, contacts, social media, and banking apps and online purchases.