Psychological effects of brain injury
Find out about the psychological effects of brain injury, from subtle and temporary lapses in ability and behaviour, to a profound and permanent reduction in basic skills and loss of control of emotion and behaviour.
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A brain injury may result in a confusing array of psychological changes. These range from subtle and temporary lapses in ability and behaviour, to a profound and permanent reduction in basic skills and loss of control of emotion and behaviour.
Contents include:
- Cognitive impairment
- Behavioural and emotional changes
- Work, social and family changes
- Psychological services
Psychological effects of brain injury was Highly Commended in the 2010 BMA Medical Book Awards.
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