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...
Tool Kit on Cognitive Rehabilitation after Brain Injury has practical manuals and tip cards on adolescents, adults and veterans with acquired and traumatic brain injuries for 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. By McKay Moore Sohlberg and Catherine Mateer
Traumatic Brain Injury Memory Tool Kit includes workbooks, activity organizer and tip cards on memory and discuss memory changes after brain injury concussion, blast injury stroke, aging or illness. For survivors, caregivers, families.
Brain injury attention process training, APT I is a cognitive rehabilitation training program for attention and memory disorders with mild, moderate and severe brain injury. By McKay Moore Sohlberg and Catherine Mateer.
Brain injury attention process training, APT II is a cognitive rehabilitation training program for adults with attention and memory disorders and mild cognitive dysfunction from traumatic brain injury. By McKay Moore Sohlberg and Catherine Mateer
TBI workbook and organizer for persons with brain injuries and cognitive disorders affecting memory, planning and organization. For use in rehabilitation, community programs or home.
Blast injury, PTSD and brain injury guide for families and caregivers on the consequences of concussion in veterans. Used by many VA Hospitals and Army Medical Facilities.
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.