Being a caregiver can be both deeply rewarding and incredibly challenging, as it often involves balancing emotional, physical, and financial responsibilities while supporting a loved one. Caregivers may feel overwhelmed or isolated, but it's important to remember that help is available. Resources offer valuable information, support groups, and local service referrals. Reaching out to community centers, healthcare providers, or social workers can also connect caregivers with respite care, counseling, and other supportive services. We have included a list of sites and guides below that can provide helpful tips and resources for caregivers.

Spinal Cord Injury - Practical Resource Guide

Paralysis Resource Guide 6th Edition

Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injury Handbook

Schurig-Center-BINBA-Brain-Injury-Handbook.pdf

Brain Injury Guide for Families and Caregivers - Brain Injury Association of America

Guide-for-Families-and-Caregivers.pdf

Caregiver Guide to Stroke- American Heart Association CaregiverGuideToStroke_2020.pdf

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Family Caregivers | American Stroke Association