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Speech and Language Week – What connection means to ABI

SLT Awareness Week 2020

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Published 7 September 2020By ABI Rehabilitation Services
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      • Emerging consciousness
      • Neurobehavioural rehab
      • Medical / Nursing
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    • Residential
    • Community
      ▼
      • Concussion Service
      • Neuropsychological Assessment
      • Returning to Work
      • Training for Independence
      • Psychological Services
      • Medical Specialist Assessment
    • Paediatric Community Rehab
      ▼
      • ABI Speech Therapy for Children
    • Stroke Rehabilitation
    • Long Covid Support
  • Clients/Whānau
    ▼
    • Whānau Support
    • Brain Injury Information
      ▼
      • Anatomy and Physiology
        ▼
        • What happens when the brain is injured
        • How the brain works
        • What are the different types of brain injuries
      • Fatigue
      • Drugs and alcohol
      • Memory
      • Relationships
      • Emotional functioning
    • Telehealth Support
    • What to bring
    • Useful links
    • Client Stories
  • Health Providers
    ▼
    • Day Rehabilitation
    • Intensive Inpatient
    • Residential
    • Community
      ▼
      • Concussion and Mild TBI Rehabilitation and Assessment
      • Community and Outpatients Assessment and Rehabilitation Services
    • Spasticity Clinic
  • About Us
    ▼
    • About ABI Rehab
    • Our Leadership Team
    • Outcomes
    • News & Articles
    • Contact Us
  • Careers
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