Various therapies can be beneficial, including physical therapy for mobility, occupational therapy for daily living skills, and speech therapy for communication difficulties. Neuropsychological therapy may also be used to address cognitive and emotional challenges, helping individuals to improve their quality of life.

Families can support their loved ones by providing a stable and understanding environment, encouraging participation in rehabilitation activities, and maintaining open communication. Educating themselves about the specific condition can also help family members understand the challenges faced and provide better support.

Common challenges include managing behavioural changes, cognitive impairments, physical limitations, and emotional issues such as anxiety and depression. Caregivers may also face difficulties with communication and ensuring that the individual receives appropriate medical and therapeutic support.

Yes, various support services are available, including respite care to give caregivers a break, support groups for sharing experiences and advice, and educational resources to enhance caregivers’ understanding of the conditions. Many organisations also offer training programs to help caregivers develop essential skills for providing care.