Brain injuries in children can be life-altering and difficult to detect. Early identification and intervention are crucial. The Supported Living Group, a leading provider of private pay and ABI Waiver community-based brain injury support services in Connecticut, is here to help you understand the top symptoms that may indicate your child is suffering from a brain injury.

When it comes to supporting brain injury survivors, words matter. The Supported Living Group, a leading provider of ABI Waiver Services in Connecticut, emphasizes the importance of compassionate and informed communication. Here, we outline the top 5 things not to say to a brain injury survivor, highlighting how our services foster a supportive environment for recovery and empowerment.

Sleep plays a vital role in our overall health and well-being, serving as a crucial time for rest, recovery, and cognitive processing. However, individuals who have experienced a brain injury often face significant challenges with sleep, experiencing disturbances that can exacerbate existing symptoms and impact daily functioning. In this blog post, we'll explore the complex relationship between brain injury and sleep disturbances, delve into the underlying causes, and discuss strategies for managing sleep issues effectively.