New workbooks and manuals on brain injury help survivors, caregivers, therapists and direct care staff develop effective programs, use compensatory strategies and rebuild lives at home and in the community. We are constantly adding new products on brain injury so please visit this page often to see what's new.
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Living Life Fully after Brain Injury: A workbook for survivors, families and caregivers
Brain injury recovery is a long journey for survivors, families and caregivers. Whether you are a civilian or veteran who has survived a brain injury, a family member or caregiver, a clinician, advocate, or direct care staff, you will find this workbook is a valuable resource and tool for living a full life after brain injury. It pulls together…
· Scientific information from evidence based research
· Range of topics from coma to living in the community
· Compelling personal vignettes to illustrate content
· Tools for personal assessment and practical strategies
· CD with worksheets for personal and professional use.
This is the publication that has been missing up to now in the field of acquired brain injury. With chapters by 19 national experts on brain injury, it is informative at a “cutting edge” level but presented in a format and writing style that is empowering and clear for individuals and families. A CD contains 46 worksheets that can be printed and used by survivors, families and clinicians.
Lost and Found: A survivor's guide for reconstructing life after brain injury
Coping with life after brain injury is not easy. This practical and user friendly workbook and guide for survivors and their families is packed with everyday strategies, tips and accommodations to address the cognitive challenges of daily life.
Based on the author's experience as a survivor and as a facilitator of hundreds of support groups, she presents a philosophy and approach for overcoming challenges, envisioning goals, and continuing their healing process.
It is a collection of “brain injury survivor wisdom” that users will be able to apply each day, no matter where they are in their journey of recovery. The workbook comes with a CD to print all forms and worksheet tools.
Survival Kit
CD for Survival Kit: PDF files for Worksheets and Forms
Supporting Survivors and Caregivers after Brain Injury: A program for psychosocial support
This workbook for families, caregivers, and therapists is a unique program based on the premise that a brain injury affects not only the individual, but the entire family. Whether the survivor lives at home, in a residential program, in a nursing or assisted living facility, it provides a method for everyone to view the entire person, not just the brain injury.
It helps caregivers address the questions of:
- How can I help the person with a brain injury sort out his life again?
- What does she hope to achieve in the future and are her goals realistic?
- How do I talk about these things with him?
- How can I help care for her without taking over her life?
Many survivors and families talk about life before and after the brain injury. This workbook helps them work with caregivers to connect both these lives, regain control, and improve their lives.
The SABI program includes the person with a brain injury (the survivor), the family and caregivers in all aspects of care and support. Together, they work and function as a team.
The Post Traumatic Insomnia Workbook; A Step-by-Step Program for Overcoming Sleep Problems after Trauma
Reminiscing through the 20th Century: Brain Teasers
SR-Cognition Tool Kit: Cognitive Rehabilitation Program
SR-Cognition is a complete intervention and therapy tool kit for cognitive rehabilitation of adults and adolescents with acquired brain injury, neurological impairments, or developmental delays. Materials provide a multisensory framework for clients to re-learn skills and concepts in the most effective manner. The full kit includes:
- easel-style master workbook
- laminated supplemental workbook
- 85 photo cards
- 20 laminated picture cards, and
- dry-erase marker.
A convenient tote box makes it easy for clinicians to store and transport materials.
Arnie’s MRI
Arnie soon overcomes his fears and learns why he should always wear a bicycle helmet.