Brain Injury

Brain Injury

Brain injury can change your life in many ways. Many people report feeling worthless, misunderstood, lonely, and frustrated after their injury. In fact, over half of people who have a brain injury also experience depression. People with brain injury might also experience anxiety, difficulty controlling emotions, changes in relationships with family and friends, financial strain, and difficulty adjusting to changes in work, school, or home life. Life after a brain injury can be overwhelming for both the survivor and family members.

Counselling has been shown to be helpful to many people who are recovering from an injury. Since counselling often involves discussing unpleasant aspects of your life, you may experience temporary uncomfortable feelings like sadness, anger, and frustration. However, over time, counselling can lead to improvements in relationships, solutions to specific problems, and decreased feelings of distress. Because personal experiences vary, there is no guaranteed result of counselling.

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