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Resource Facilitation for Adults with a Traumatic Acquired Brain Injury (TABI)
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A traumatic acquired brain injury (TABI) impacts someone in a multitude of ways, both physically and mentally. Some people may develop a mental illness after the injury; for others, a pre-existing mental illness may become exacerbated. Working with a Daybreak resource facilitator can help people with TABI’s to better manage daily needs while focusing on their recovery.
Daybreak TABI Resource Facilitators:
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Have received training in traumatic brain injuries and understand how a TABI can effect the recovery process
Daybreak TABI Resource Facilitators:
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Effectively assist TABI consumers to locate the providers and services to support their recovery process
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Daybreak TABI Resource Facilitators:
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Provide Peer Support groups in both Anchorage and the Mat-Su
(contact guylene@daybreakmhsc.com for the peer support schedule)
Daybreak TABI Resource Facilitators:
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Resource Facilitators may assist consumers with their SSA
(contact guylene@daybreakmhsc.com for the forms required)
As they work with clients who have sustained a TABI and are dealing with mental health issues, they help to arrange services with the client’s chosen physicians, occupational health providers, mental health providers and rehabilitation therapists. When needed, they can assist with transportation needs to and from appointments, and help with errands clients may not be ready to complete themselves. They also focus on helping each client regain as much independence as possible.
