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OTHER THAN ENGLISHThe first few days or weeks following a brain injury can be confusing and even frightening. These resources will help answer some of your questions and ease your concerns.
Look through the booklets and fliers for basic information. Remember to ask questions and keep notes if it is helpful. Hospital staff may seem rushed and your time with them may be limited. The information contained in this section is designed to help you organize your thoughts and questions.
No one should face the trauma of brain injury alone……
- Spanish - Advocacy Skills
- Spanish - A Guide To Being Heard: How to Advocate for your Child with Traumatic Brain Injury
- Spanish - The First Steps... When Your Family Member or Friend has a Brain Injury
- Spanish - Funding Resources: A Guide to Some Sources of Public Funds for Persons with Brain Injuriy and their families
- Spanish - Guardianship
- Spanish - My Child's Brain Injury: Helping Kids and Families Cope with Brain Injury
- Spanish - Working With School Districts: To Support the Educational Needs of a Child with Brain Injury
- Spanish - Services Available To Individuals With Traumatic Brain Injury In New York State
- Spanish - Transitioning To The Adult World: Supporting Young Adults as they Grow Up
- Spanish - When Your Head Is Hurt (Adult Flier)
- Spanish - When Your Head Is Hurt (Child Flier)
- Russian - When Your Head Is Hurt (Adult Flier)
- Russian - When Your Head Is Hurt (Child Flier)
- Vietnamese - When Your Head Is Hurt (Adult Flier)
- Vietnamese - When Your Head Is Hurt (Child Flier)
Brain Injury Association of NYS
10 Colvin Avenue, Albany, NY 12206
518-459-7911
1-800-228-8201
www.bianys.org
