Head Injury Tips Cards on Cognition
Head injury information on cognition
Changes in executive skills such as reasoning, problem solving, and judgment affect not only an individual's abilities to think and learn, but they have an emotional impact as well. Cognitive and emotional issues are often interwoven as individuals struggle to find a new "sense of self" after brain injury. Cognitive changes can affect an adult's ability to find a job or return to work, to study in college, and to get along with friends and family. These tip cards on cognition discuss changes with self-awareness, communication, memory, and aging.
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Communicating with an Adult After Brain Injury
Information with tips on communicating with an adult after acquired brain injury. Explains effects of head injury on speech, language, reading and writing with strategies for improving communication.
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COAD
Price: $2.40
Memory after Brain Injury
Survivors of brain injury often have changes in memory. This tip card has information on various types of memory, corrects myths about memory after head trauma, and gives strategies to compensate for changes in memory.
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MEM
Price: $2.40
Changes in Self Awareness after Brain Injury
Brain injury information tip card describes the sources and types of unawareness after TBI and gives strategies to lessen the effects.
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CSAW
Price: $2.40
Going to College when a Student has a Brain Injury
Brain injury tip card for educators and counselors helps students with TBI learn about federal laws for students with disabilities and how to negotiate accommodations in college.
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COLL
Price: $1.80
Aging with a Brain Injury
Tips on aging for adults with acquired brain injury discusses common misunderstandings and fears about dementia, Alzheimer's disease, repeated head injuries, memory and dependence.
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AGE
Price: $2.40