Life after a Brain Injury - 3 steps to increase your self-worth
Michelle Munt | 9 October 2019
In this article, Michelle Munt provides 3 key steps for increasing your self-worth following a brain injury.
Michelle Munt | 9 October 2019
In this article, Michelle Munt provides 3 key steps for increasing your self-worth following a brain injury.
CFG Law | 3 October 2019
Following a serious injury, it may be necessary to make adaptations to your car or purchase a new car to enable you to continue driving.
CFG Law | 30 September 2019
Often, after a serious or life-changing injury, a person’s ability to drive can be affected. In this article, we provide the necessary steps to return to driving after a serious injury.
Michelle Munt | 25 September 2019
Today I want to talk to the friends and family members who are finding it a real struggle to deal with the brain injury survivor in their life.
CFG Law | 23 September 2019
After a serious injury, it may be necessary to make adaptations to your home to improve your mobility and independence, as well as keep you safe and secure.
Brooke Trotter | 18 September 2019
Writing the above title caused me to stare at a blank screen for a few minutes because the truth is, it’s been 12 years and I can’t remember what it’s like to live without one!
CFG Law | 16 September 2019
In this article, we give essential information on who can provide care and support after being discharged from hospital, following a serious injury.
CFG Law | 12 September 2019
After a serious injury, claiming benefits can help alleviate financial problems. In this article, we answer what is Employment and Support Allowance, and how to apply.
CFG Law | 11 September 2019
After a serious injury, claiming benefits can help alleviate financial problems. In this article, we answer what Universal Credit is, and how to apply.
Michelle Munt | 4 September 2019
One of the most distressing parts of this scenario is how the brain injury survivor can lash out so much at their loved ones. In this article, Michelle Munt provides advice for family members of a recent TBI survivor.
Brooke Trotter | 28 August 2019
After head trauma, it is very likely that you will suffer from some level of fatigue or tiredness called ‘cognitive fatigue’, this is different from physical fatigue felt after exercise. Read Brooke Trotter's blog on fatigue and coping strategies after a brain injury
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