There are two types of ABI; Traumatic and Non Traumatic.Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) are caused by a sudden and violent blow to the head and such as injuries caused by a road traffic accident, assault or a fall. Non TBI is related to a medical condition such as encephalitis, meningitis, stroke or tumor.
How does ABI affect people?
ABI (Acquired Brain Injury) can affect anyone, at any time in their lives and as with all neurological conditions the symptoms and treatment are unique to the individual.
ABI can cause movement problems, and thinking problems making life challenging for patients and their families, these problems can be temporary or permanent.
Although the most rapid progress is made in the first 6 months after an ABI, patients continue to improve many years after their ABI.
At SP Therapy Services, with the support of our dedicated team, our patients have made some amazing individual achievements.
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