Helping veterans navigate life after traumatic brain injury
For many veterans living with a traumatic brain injury (or TBI), both physical rehabilitation and mental health support can help increase their quality of life.
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For many veterans living with a traumatic brain injury (or TBI), both physical rehabilitation and mental health support can help increase their quality of life.
Defence Force training, exercises and deployment can place significant strain on some veterans’ lower body, leading to the development of knee and hip pain.
Gambling can start as entertainment, but for some veterans it can become difficult to control, affecting mental and physical health, relationships, finances and everyday life.
Movement and physical activity are recommended for most people living with chronic pain. However, exercising for pain is not the same as exercising for fitness, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do it.