Explore head protection articles covering epilepsy, Alzheimer’s, falls prevention, and more. Find valuable insights to enhance safety for individuals with special needs.
If you have a child who displays head-banging behaviour, especially while they are in distress, then it’s understandable to take pause and consider that this could be a sign of autism. After all, research has shown there might be a direct…
There are many different protective helmets and hats on the market that claim to protect from injuries from falls, seizures and other problems such as headbanging and self-harm. The choices can seem to be overwhelming, but here are some things…
Falls can be very common among the elderly. They can be very frightening and traumatic, not just for the person who has fallen. Once the initial shock of the fall wears off, family members are invariably left with the issue…
The bathroom is often one of the most hazardous areas in a home, yet it frequently goes unconsidered when assessing safety. Falls in this confined space can lead to severe injuries, limit mobility and significantly impact the quality of life.…
Falls and dementia Dementia is a syndrome (a group of related symptoms) that is associated with an ongoing decline of the brain and its abilities. Some of these symptoms include memory loss and difficulties with thinking, problem-solving, communication and language. Risk of…
There is a new range of soft protective headwear. It protects people who are at risk from or have a history of impacting their face or the back of the head. Adapt a Home provides a range of soft protective headwear…
Many autistic individuals engage in self-injurious behaviours, and headbanging seems to be one of the most common. They might slam their head against a wall. Or the floor. Or some piece of furniture. They’re clearly hurting themselves…But why? Why is…
We produce our head protection range for toddlers, children and adults. We can even produce “custom” models to fit your needs exactly! Those suffering from epilepsy are at a greater risk of traumatic head injuries due to losing control during…
On this page, find out what to do if you see someone having an Epileptic seizure (tonic-clonic or focal seizure). It explains how you can help and when you should call an ambulance. Tonic-clonic (convulsive) seizures Tonic-clonic seizures are the type of seizure…
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