Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Rehabilitation
A structured program to recover cognition, motor skills, and communication post-injury.
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Why TBI Rehabilitation is Done
- To restore cognitive function and memory
- To improve motor skills and coordination
- To enhance communication and speech abilities
- To address behavioral and emotional changes
- To promote independence in daily activities
How TBI Rehabilitation is Done
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Assessment: Comprehensive evaluation of cognitive, physical, and behavioral deficits
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Cognitive Therapy: Memory training, attention exercises, and problem-solving skills
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Physical Therapy: Balance, coordination, and strength training
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Speech Therapy: Language rehabilitation and swallowing therapy
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Behavioral Therapy: Managing mood changes and social skills training