When a Parent Experiences a Brain Injury

A compassionate guide to helping children of all ages understand and adjust when a parent experiences a brain injury. It offers age-appropriate language, practical ways to stay connected and support for the grief and change families may carry.


Inside this resource

  • Age-appropriate ways to explain brain injury to children, teens and adult children

  • Practical ideas for reassurance, connection and predictable family routines

  • Guidance for recognizing grief, school concerns and changing family relationships

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