Caregiver support group discussion topics

Physical Therapy (PT) - This is a broad practice area but it the group has questions around topics of changes in movement, flexibility, balance, and headaches, a PT might be able to provide some education. There are also some places that have PTs who specialize in movement exercises after stroke and brain injury.

Capable Caregiving Guide provides an educational outline of changes after brain injury and coping strategies, may be particularly helpful for groups that have participants that are caregivers.

Finding a Neuro-ophthalmologist (there are not very many of them) to talk about vision changes after brain injury and stroke, things that it can impact (fatigue, light sensitivity, headaches, field cuts), and some of the tools that can help like certain therapies or prism glasses.

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Occupational Therapy (OT) - have them explain their therapies, depending on their specialties some may also be able to do presentations on things like adaptive equipment, and driving assessments.

Creating an Effective Support Group guides you through the preparation stages of starting a support group and also covers meeting format and how to handle challenging situations during the group meeting.

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