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  • Infocomics

    Emotional Changes After TBI Infocomic

    Sometimes, it can be hard for people with TBI to control their feelings. This comic talks about changes in mood or feelings that may happen after a traumatic brain injury. Some people with TBI may have intense mood swings, anxiety, or depression. This difficulty can be caused by damage to the ...
  • Infocomics

    TBI and Sleep Infocomic

    It’s common for people with a traumatic brain injury to have trouble sleeping. This comic includes information about sleep problems after TBI and how to improve your sleep. Sleep wake cycles may be affected by damage to certain parts of the brain. Because of this, people with TBI may have trouble ...
  • Infocomics

    TBI and Headaches Infocomic

    Many people with traumatic brain injury have headaches for some time after their injury. This comic talks about headache symptoms that often occur after a traumatic brain injury. Headaches can get in the way of everyday activities. The infocomic includes information about four different types of headaches that people experience after ...
  • Infocomics

    Understanding TBI: Part 1

    During a traumatic brain injury and early stages of recovery, people may experience many changes. Because of damage to the brain, they may feel confused or disoriented. Or, they may have trouble with some physical activity. Luckily, there are many types of brain injury therapies and TBI rehabilitation that can ...
  • Infocomics

    Understanding TBI: Part 2

    People with TBI move through many stages of recovery after their injury. When TBI patients return home after their injury, they may face some unique challenges. Home life after TBI can be overwhelming or difficult, for both patients and their families and caregivers. This infocomic, the second in a 3-part series, ...
  • Infocomics

    Understanding TBI: Part 3

    Recovering from a traumatic brain injury is a long-term process that affects the person with TBI and their family and caregivers. This comic describes the stages of recovery and provides some strategies for managing TBI. In the first few weeks after a brain injury, brain function is often decreased. Beyond the ...
  • Infocomics

    Infocómic sobre cambios emocionales después de una LCT

    A veces, puede ser difícil para las personas con LCT controlar sus sentimientos. En este infocómic se presentan los cambios en el estado de ánimo o los sentimientos que pueden ocurrir después de una lesión cerebral traumática (LCT). Algunas personas con LCT pueden tener cambios de humor intensos, ansiedad o depresión. ...
  • Pain after Spinal Cord Injury

    This is a podcast-brief from the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center. Most people experience some type of pain after spinal cord injury. For many people, the pain is caused by nerve damage or some ...
  • Infocomics

    Infocómic sobre la LCT y el sueño

    Es común que las personas con una lesión cerebral traumática tengan problemas para dormir. En este infocómic se incluye información sobre problemas para dormir después de una LCT y cómo mejorar su sueño. Los ciclos de vigilia del sueño pueden verse afectados por el daño a ciertas partes del cerebro. Debido ...
  • Infocomics

    Infocómic sobre LCT y dolores de cabeza

    Muchas personas con lesión cerebral traumática padecen dolores de cabeza durante algún tiempo después de su lesión. En este infocómic se habla sobre los síntomas del dolor de cabeza que suelen ocurrir después de una lesión cerebral traumática. Los dolores de cabeza pueden interferir con las actividades cotidianas. El Infocómic incluye ...
  • Infocomics

    Comprender LCT: Parte 1

    Durante una lesión cerebral traumática LCT y las primeras etapas de la recuperación, las personas pueden experimentar muchos cambios. Debido al daño al cerebro, pueden sentirse confundidas o desorientadas. Pueden tener problemas con alguna actividad física. Afortunadamente, hay muchos tipos de terapias de lesiones cerebrales y rehabilitación de LCT que ...
  • Infocomics

    Comprender LCT: Parte 2

    Las personas con LCT pasan por muchas etapas de recuperación después de su lesión. Cuando los pacientes con LCT regresan a casa después de su lesión pueden enfrentar algunos desafíos singulares. La vida en el hogar después de LCT puede ser abrumadora o difícil, tanto para los pacientes como para ...
  • Infocomics

    Comprender LCT: Parte 3

    Recuperarse de una lesión cerebral traumática es un proceso a largo plazo que afecta a la persona con LCT y a su familia y cuidadores. Este cómic describe las etapas de la recuperación y ofrece algunas estrategias para administrar la LCT. En las primeras semanas después de una lesión cerebral, la ...
  • Infocomics

    FUNCIÓN INTESTINAL Después de una lesión de médula espinal (LME)

    Infocómic sobre la función intestinal después de una LME Una lesión de la médula espinal puede generar problemas intestinales. Este Infocómic trata de lo que necesita saber para controlar la defecación después de haber sufrido una lesión de la médula espinal. Algunas personas con LME pueden experimentar problemas para mover desechos a ...
  • Infocomics

    FUNCIÓN INTESTINAL Después de una lesión de médula espinal (LME)

    Una lesión de la médula espinal puede generar problemas intestinales. Este Infocómic trata de lo que necesita saber para controlar la defecación después de haber sufrido una lesión de la médula espinal. Algunas personas con LME pueden experimentar problemas para mover desechos a través del colon, mover las heces cuando no ...
  • Infocomics

    Bowel Function After Spinal Cord Injury

    Bowel Function After SCI Infocomic A spinal cord injury can lead to bowel problems. This comic talks about what you need know to control bowel movements after a spinal cord injury. Some people with SCI may experience problems moving waste through their colon, passing a stool when they do not want to, ...
  • Infocomics

    TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 1

    Pain is an unpleasant sensation that can range from mild to severe. It is usually considered chronic when it lasts more than three months. Many people with TBI have chronic pain at some time or another. This comic helps to explain the different types of pain and their effects. This infocomic ...
  • Exercise after Burn Injury

    This is a podcast-brief from the Model Systems Knowledge Translation Center. We all know the benefits of exercise, but it’s especially important for people who have a burn injury. Your heart and lungs may ...
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  • Infocomics

    TBI and Chronic Pain: Part 2

    After TBI, it is common to have a variety of different emotional and cognitive issues. Pain can make these problems worse, and these problems can make pain feel worse. This comic helps to explain the common effects of pain and what you can do about them. This infocomic follows a TBI ...

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