
Did You Know. . .
Brain injuries aren’t always from a fall or an accident.
Sometimes they happen quietly – after a sudden jolt, oxygen loss, cardiac arrest, or trauma that leaves no bruise ~ sometimes at the hands of a loved one.
This website has VITAL info for EVERYONE!
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Domestic Violence significantly contributes to Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs), which often go unrecognized due to lack of awareness and screening among healthcare professionals and service providers.
TBIs in this context result from violent acts like being hit, shaken, or strangled, leading to symptoms such as headaches, cognitive issues, and mood changes.
Raising awareness, educating staff on recognizing TBI symptoms, and implementing universal, trauma-informed screening are crucial steps to help survivors get the necessary support and avoid further injury.
Click Here for TBIQ -our 51-symptom questionnaire so you can identify a possible TBI before you seek help.