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Direct linkMelissa Brunner; Rachael Rietdijk; Petra Avramovic; Sophie Brassel; Kylie Southwell; Leanne Togher – International Journal of Language & Communication Disorders, 2025
Background: People with an acquired brain injury (ABI) can struggle to use social media after their injury, due to changes in their cognitive-communication skills, and would like help to improve their skills and connectivity. A focus group study in one Australian brain injury rehabilitation service recently found that ABI rehabilitation…
Descriptors: Head Injuries, Communication Skills, Social Media, Rehabilitation
