Webinar overview
Emotional changes are common following a brain injury, but often receive less attention compared to other brain injury symptoms. Changes in how someone expresses or experiences emotions (e.g. becoming easily tearful) can be understandably worrying, particularly if this is a big change from how they were before the brain injury. However, this can be greatly helped by better understanding this common aspect of brain injury recovery and adopting some simple strategies.
This webinar will explore what we mean by ‘emotional lability’ following brain injury and provide insights into what might help for service users, families and professionals.
About the speaker
Warren is a registered Clinical Neuropsychologist currently working in neurorehabilitation. He has worked in healthcare for over 13 years which has included various stroke, neurorehabilitation and neuropsychology services throughout Hampshire and Sussex. He is also a Senior Teaching Fellow in Clinical Neuropsychology and Neuropsychology Lead at the University of Southampton. This includes lecturing and undertaking research with a neuropsychological focus. He has been on the Board of Trustees for Headway Portsmouth and Southeast Hampshire since 2018.
