Books and information on memory after traumatic brain injury (TBI)
Changes in memory are one of the most common consequences of 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.
This section on memory after brain trauma includes...
Information on risks and consequences of aging after brain injury helps families and caregivers assess needs for help, provide support, and assist with memory, planning and organization at home. The Aging Tool Kit includes 3 books and 40 tip cards with therapeutic activities for adults with traumatic brain injury, stroke, brain tumor, or dementia.
Tool Kit on Cognitive Rehabilitation after Brain Injury has 6 treatment manuals and 30 tip cards on acquired and traumatic brain injuries in adults and veterans for use by therapists and caregivers in rehabilitation and community programs.
APT test is a screening measure for Attention Process Training with traumatic brain injury and post-concussion syndrome. Screens for sustained, selective, alternating and divided attention.
Memory Tool Kit helps adults with traumatic brain injury or stroke learn compensatory strategies for changes in short term or long term memory. It includes 3 books and 10 tip cards on memory for survivors, caregivers, families.