- While hospital discharge is an important milestone in recovering from a brain injury, it is not the last. Ask a provider about how vestibular rehabilitation therapy can promote your recovery.
- Tasks like managing money and time seem routine, but both can become complicated after a brain injury. Ask a provider about how your care plan addresses your physical and cognitive health.
- Trouble balancing, hearing, and seeing can prolong and complicate recovery from a brain injury. Ask a provider how vestibular rehabilitation therapy can fortify your recovery.
- Nearly a quarter of people who suffer mild traumatic brain injuries have symptoms for longer than two weeks. Ask a provider about proactively recovering from your injury.
- Inactivity is not always the solution to recovering from a brain injury. Ask a provider about the physical and cognitive exercises that can help you recover.
- Recovering from a brain injury can be an isolating process. Ask your therapist how community care groups and physical activity programs might contribute to your recovery needs.
- Concussions can interfere with your vision, preventing you from focusing on the important things around you. Ask a provider how vestibular rehabilitation therapy can accelerate your recovery.
- The complex nature of a brain injury demands a comprehensive care plan. Concussion management can include physical activity, cognitive behavioral therapy, and vestibular rehabilitation.
- Unmanaged, concussion symptoms can persist form months. Ask a provider how vestibular rehabilitation therapy can address your dizziness, balance impairment, and even headaches.
- Some symptoms of brain injuries can persist for weeks or even months. Ask your provider what you can expect, and how vestibular therapy can improve your recovery efforts.
- Depression and anxiety can complicate your recovery from a brain injury. Ask your provider about the non-pharmacological, behavioral interventions that might help you recover.
- Patients with brain injuries commonly report the desire to increase their levels of physical activity. Ask a provider about how vestibular rehabilitation therapy can improve your mobility.
