People Are Being Supported to Handle Various Recovery Concerns

June 13, 2019, St. Catharines, ON – The concerns that arise with brain injuries and recovering from such devastating issues is important to note. People who have experienced brain injuries will require plenty of attention and support in the recovery process. The Family Recovery Coach group is working to provide help to people around the world who are dealing with brain injury concerns.

Karen Campbell operates the Family Recovery Coach organization as a means of supporting those who have to experience acquired brain injuries. Campbell has many family members that have survived brain injuries within a seven-year time frame. She has taken many university courses has worked on brain injury analysis and recovery for more than twenty years.

Karen Campbell has introduced her Brain Injury, Family Recovery program as the Family Recovery Coach. Her goal is to help people with managing the new normal in their lives and to figure out what may work when improving upon their lives and keeping severe injuries from being a threat.

As Brain Injury Awareness Month occurs in Canada, Campbell is aiming to help people understand what they can do to improve upon the lives of those who have experienced brain injuries. She has been working to help various clients who have concerns surrounding what types of tasks may work in many forms.

Karen also operates a private support group on Facebook. The Caregivers and Survivors Facebook page focuses on identifying private issues and on figuring out what resources may work well for those who need assistance with managing their lives in many forms. She also operates a Facebook page at facebook.com/braininjurycoach where she helps people to find resources surrounding recovering from brain injuries and to help control the effects of such injuries. Additional details on Campbell’s work is available at familyrecoverycoach.ca/support.

Information on Karen Campbell’s work with Family Recovery Coach can be found at familyrecoverycoach.ca. The site is aiming to help caregivers learn more about how they can support the people that they care for the most. This includes helping those who have brain injuries live their lives to the fullest.