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Brain Injury Fact

Traumatic Brain injury is the most frequent cause of death and disability world wide.

Baby Bridges Program Forms

Initial Referral

Carers, health professionals, disability workers, etc. may select this link to self refer or refer clients to the Developing Childhood Baby Bridges Program in Auchenflower.

Enrolment Form

Select this link to enrol a child in the Developing Childhood Baby Bridges Program in Auchenflower.

Client Profile

Carers complete the form at this link once they have been accepted into the Developing Childhood Baby Bridges Program in Auchenflower.

Carer Health Questionnaire

Carers complete the form at this link once they have been accepted into the Developing Childhood Baby Bridges Program in Auchenflower and would like to measure their locus of control.

Locus of control is a measure of the extent to which an individual perceives the events in their life to be determined by their own actions.  A strong internal locus of control indicates that an individual perceives the events in their life to be determined by their own actions. For example, a student with a strong internal locus of control will, upon receiving a high grade, reflect that their diligence and attentiveness has paid off. On the other hand, a student with a strong external locus of control might consider their high grade an indication that their teacher is a 'soft marker'.  A strong internal health locus of control, especially in combination with a high value on good health, is correlated with health-seeking behaviour and health outcomes.  Sudden, negative events have physical, emotional, and financial impacts. They can also cause injury to perceived locus of control.  Injury to locus of control can have profound and enduring consequences for these 3 domains.

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