
Brain injury can have a profound impact that isn’t always visible.
In this episode of the NR Times Podcast, we speak with with Lauren Ellis, clinical director and senior case manager at Emma Way Associates, about the less obvious effects of brain injury and how specialist case management can support individuals and their families.
Lauren discusses how cognitive, emotional and behavioural changes can affect everyday activities, relationships and rehabilitation.
She explains why someone may appear to manage well in a structured setting but struggle in real-world situations and how routines, practical strategies, family support and a coordinated multidisciplinary team can help.
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