Working with people with TBI: Staff Self-Study Module 3 Aim The module is for support workers who provide direct care and assistance to people who have had traumatic brain injury (TBI). It offers practical strategies that can help individuals with a TBI to increase their independence. This assistance could be provided in the person’s own home, in a residential care setting or a Transitional Living Unit. Rationale After a traumatic brain injury, a person’s ability to participate in their community and home environment may be significantly disrupted. When the person returns from hospital, it is likely that they may be receiving continuing treatment from rehabilitation professionals, who will be assisting them to increase their independence and achieve their goals. This module provides some basic guidelines and strategies to assist support workers in this process. Although increased independence signifies progress and is to be encouraged, there are times when this may pose associated risks for individuals. Outcomes 3.4 Know what rehabilitation is
Brain Injury Initiative Survival Guide - Alberta Seniors Skip To Navigation Skip To Content Alberta.ca » Human Services » Programs & Services » Disability Services » Provincial Disability Supports Initiatives » Alberta Brain Injury Initiative » Survival Guide Feedback Alberta Brain Injury Initiative Survival Guide The Survival Guide is intended to provide basic information and support to survivors of acquired brain injury and their families. If you would like a copy of this guide, please contact the Brain Injury Initiative Office in your region. Click on the links below to access the different sections of the Survival Guide.