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Brain Injury Resource Library

Articles
Copies of the following articles are available. If you find something of interest, you may either stop by our office or request a copy through e-mail or by calling us. We prefer that you stop by our office to receive the materials to cut down on our shipping costs.
 
Recreational
  • Leisure Time Planning Adds Quality to Life
  • Increasing Leisure Activities
  • Aerobic Exercise Following TBI
  • Community Leisure Opportunities
  • Recreational Activities Following ABI
  • Leisure Charades, Interest/Activity List
  • Access to Recreation – A Handicapped Visitors Guide
  • Basic Steps to Leisure Involvement
  • Pacing Recreational Activities after Hospitalization
  • How Might My Child Benefit From a Camp Experience?
  • Equestrian Safety
  • Yoga
  • Vacations for persons with disabilities
Rehabilitation
  • Understanding Brain Injury Neurologic Rehabilitation
  • Head Injury Rehabilitation: An Overview
  • Selecting and Monitoring Head Injury Rehabilitation Services
  • Guidelines for Rehabilitative Services
  • The Human Brain: Anatomical & Functional Considerations
  • A Comprehensive Functional Approach to Brain Injury
  • Problems with Movement & Mobility Issues
  • Rehabilitation Process: Whose Responsibility Is It?
  • Head Injury Rehabilitation: Developing the TBI Rehab Plan
  • Little Difference in Benefit b/t Hospital and Home Based Rehab for TBI
  • Applying a Rehab Model to Residential Programs for People with Severe & Persistent mental Disorders
  • Do “Assistive Devices” Really Assist Disabled People?
  • Integrating Computer Technology into Speech-Language Pathology Treatment Programs
  • Selecting an augumentation and alternative commnication device
  • Rehab of the patient with MBTI
  • Rehab following TBI
  • Rehabilitation of Persons w/TBI
  • Consumers Perspective on existing models of Rehab for TBI
  • At Home Guidebook-For Home Medical Equipment
  • The Road to Rehab – Part 1-8
  • NovaCare Work Strategies
  • Constraint induced movement therapy
  • Skill Acquisition & Automatic Process HHR Model
  • Postacute rehabilitation for Pediatric Brain Injury
  • Contemporary approaches to the management of executive control dysfunction
  • Service utilization following TBI
  • Computer software rehab
  • Innovative uses of technology for therapy
  • The use of neuromuscular E-stim for the TX of oropharyngeal dysphagia
  • Guideline for rehab services
  • Rehab for TBI
  • UAB Home Stimulation Program
  • Gene Therapy for TBI
Respite Care
  • Renew family energy through Respit caree
  • Stressed Out? A Caregiver’s Guide>
  • Family Caregivers: Hospitals’ Most Vulnerable Partners
  • Adult Day Care – Respite for the Weary
  • Respite Care: Briefing Paper by NICHCY
  • Respite for Children with Disabilities and Chronic or Terminal Illnesses
  • A Caregivers Bill of Rights
  • Stages of Caregiving
  • Caregivers Make Healthy Survivors
  • Recovery – Reaching Out
  • Caregiver Tips
  • Becoming Well Again Through Stress Management for Caregivers
  • The Loneliness of the Long-Term Caregiver
  • Legal Matters by the Financial Planning Association
  • The Common Elements of Caregiving
  • Respit Care – The Gift of Time
  • Community Leisure Opportunities
  • Rehab/ Hand Exercises
  • Health and self help
  • Respit Care grant
  • Caregiver grant
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The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire does not support, endorse, or recommend any product, method of treatment, or program for persons with brain injury. We endeavor to inform and believe that you have the right to know what help is available. Information within these pages consists of items that may be of interest to our community.