Books and information on memory after traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Changes in memory are one of the most common consequences of TBI or traumatic brain injury. These books explain how memory works and the various types of memory. They are useful for families as well as adults and veterans with brain injuries or other brain disorders who have changes in memory that are affecting their lives and relationships.
The Brain Teasers in this fun activity puzzle book suits adults of all ages and are a valuable tool for survivors of brain injury. You will find a variety of activities focusing on cognition, memory, attention, concentration, and language, as well as reading and writing. The puzzles are helpful for adults with brain injury or stroke as they have a variety of cognitive exercises on a wide range of topics.
Persons with brain injuries often have difficulty with planning and organization due to cognitive challenges. This new planner and organizer is filled with tools, strategies, checklists, schedules, reminders, logs, and charts. They are designed to help survivors develop compensatory strategies for everything from the tasks of daily living to organizing their household and routine.
This new second edition of the popular Survival Kit is more compact, portable and affordable for easy use. The Survival Kit is ideal for use in rehabilitation, out-patient programs, residential settings, at work, at home and in the community.
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.
Buy both the Survival Kit (SKIT) and Lost and Found (LFSG) as a special Survivor Strategies Package and save 10%. Plus we’ll include 2 FREE tip cards, Coping with Survival after Brain Injury and Living a Full Life after Brain Injury. Based on the advice and experience of authors who are also survivors of brain injury, this package takes a detailed and practical approach with tools and strategies to help individuals not only get through the day and week but to rebuild their lives and future.
This short book on memory is filled with information about how memory works with practical strategies for improving memory. It can be affected by aging, illness, trauma, brain injury or disease. The many useful memory tips, tools and tactics can be used by adults and families to help compensate for changes in memory.
Workbook for families and adults explains types of memory and effects of aging, brain injury, and brain damage on memory. Includes practical exercises and tips for adults, family members and caregivers for brain injury rehabilitation. Recommended for persons with mild brain injury or mild cognitive impairments due to trauma, aging, or disease.
Despite the publication of a number of books and chapters on neuropsychological and cognitive rehabilitation in the past 15 or 20 years, there have been relatively few books published that have focused specifically on the topic of memory rehabilitation . Neuropsychologist Barbara Wilson's new book on memory rehabilitation addresses this notable gap and provides a concise but up-to-date review of the topic for neuropsychologists, clinical psychologists, and other professionals dealing with the improvement of memory functioning in individuals with various types of memory disorders.