Living with brain injury

A brain injury can cause many physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural effects, which can have an impact on many different aspects of life. Browse through the topics below to find out more.

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A brain injury can cause many physical, cognitive, emotional and behavioural effects, which can have an impact on many different aspects of life.

Browse through the topics below to find out more.

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Taste and smell problems

After a brain injury, people may notice changes to their senses of taste and smell. Taste and smell can be changed, partially lost or completely lost. For some people, tastes and smells can become unfamiliar or unpleasant.

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The Equality Act 2010 - a guide for brain injury survivors

The Equality Act came into force in 2010 and brought together a number of different legislations on equality and individual rights. It protects the rights of people with a disability both in society and within the workplace.

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