Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire Resource Library: Coping

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Brain Injury Resource Library
Coping
The following are available to be borrowed.

DVD/Videos Acquired Brain Injury- Teens Talk; DVD Beyond The Invisible, DVD, Living With a Brain Injury. Narrated by Lee Woodruff and presented by the Brain Injury Association of New York State. Building Friendships; when students have special needs. Teachers discuss methods for inclusion. Lash & Associates Coping with Brain Injury; Vols. 1&2, DVD, covers the following topics: Medical, legal, Rehab, Mental Health, School, Care giving, Vignette. San Diego Brain Injury Foundation (2) Developing a Successful Brain Injury Support Group, Florida Head Injury Association. 1995. (2) The video presents the ten major areas to developing a successful support group from a clear understanding of purpose to an annual evaluation of active and inactive members. Journey From Flanders, The Transitional Learning Community, 1988. Video narrated by Kate Burton. Explains how head injury is a life long disability. Highlights the impact of head injury using the stories of four men who have suffered a brain injury. Still Friends? Friends Still; DVD Surviving with Barbara, “Moving forward after Brain Injury” with Victor Kailin The Impact of Brain Injury on Relationships, Medical College of Virginia,: Three Stories: Brain Injury survivors and their families discuss the effects the injury has had on all their relationships; ie, work , family, marriage, friends, and dating. You Are Not Alone; A DVD produced by the Brain Injury Association of USA. For People/families who have just experience a brain injury.

Books Head Cases by Michael Paul Mason The Everything Stress Management Book The Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Workbook. by Douglas J. Mason After Stroke, The complete step by step blueprint for getting better, Hinds, David The Stroke Recovery Book, Burkman, Kip The Aphaasia Handbook- Guide for stroke & bi survivors & families, National Aphasia Assoc. Survival Kit, Day Timer, Planner and Organizer for Survivors. Debbie A. Leonhardt, MA, NCC, LPC, Lash & Associates, 2005, Cp046b ELVIN- The Elephant Who Forgets, Heather Snyder, Ph.D First Person Accounts. I am the Central Park Jogger, Trisha Meili When Bad Things Happen to Good People, Kushner, Harold The 36 Hour Day, Mace, Nancy and Rabins, Peter Counseling Head Injured Patients. Blanchard, Martha Kaplan NY State HI Assoc. 1984 Cp001b Life After Brain Injury: Who Am I? DeBoskey, Dana S. et al HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 Cp003b Teaching Persons with a Brain Injury: What to Expect. DeBoskey, Dana S. et al HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 Cp004b Pain: Making Life Livable. DeBoskey, Dana S. et al HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 Cp005b All About Me! DePompei, Roberta, & Bob Cluett L&A Publishing/Training 1998 Cp006b Head Injury Rehab: Increasing Self Awareness. Guth, Mark HDI Publishers, Inc. 1988 Cp008b Coping With Chronic Pain. Hanson, Richard W. & K. Gerber The Guilford Press 1990 Cp009b When Your Teenager is Injured: Preparing for Work & Adulthood. Lash, Marilyn MSW et al NE Medical Center 1997 Cp010b Brain Injury Rehab: Management of Memory Disorders. Weinstein, Amy HDI Publishers, Inc. 1995 Cp013b Brain Injury Rehab: Developing Motivation. Weslowski, Michael et al HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 Cp014b Brain Injury Rehab: Developing Self Control. Weslowski, Michael et al HDI Publishers, Inc. 1997 Cp015b Independent Living and BI: Overview, Obstacles & Opportunities. Williams, Janet & Mark Matthews Rsch. & Trg. Ctr. Ind.Liv. 1998 Cp016b Head Injury Rehab: Management of Communication & Lang. Deficits. Ylvisaker, Mark HDI Publishers, Inc. 1988 Cp017b My Reality Check Bounced: Humor from a Brain Injury Perspective. Youngbauer, John et al, editors Univ. of Kansas/RTC/IL 1998 Cp019b Awareness of Deficit After Brain Injury: Clinical & Theorectical Issues. Prigatano, George P. et al editors Oxford University Press 1991 Cp020b Cognitive-Communicative Abilities Following Brain Injury. Hartley, Leila L. Singular Publishing Group 1995 Cp021b Getting Better and Better After Brain Injury: A Guide for Survivors. Kreutzer, Jeffrey et al Natl. Resource Ctr. For TBI 1999 Cp022b A Consumer's Guide for Selecting Appropriate Legal & Medical Aid. Rocchio, Carolyn A. BIA of Florida 1998 Cp023b Confronting Traumatic Brain Injury: Devastation, Hope, and Healing. Winslade, William Yale University Press 1998 Cp024b Evaluating, Selecting and Using Appropriate Assistive Technology. Galvin, Jan C. & Marcia J. Scherer Aspen Publications, Inc. 1996 Cp025b The BI Workbook: A Guide for Living and working Productively. Kreutzer, Jeff et al Natl. Resource Ctr for TBI 1999 Cp026b Bigger Than the Sky. Wates, Michelle & Rowen Jade, editors The Women's Press, Ltd. 1999 Cp027b How to Help Children Through a Parent's Serious Illness. McCue, Kathleen, M.A., CCLS et al St. Martins Press 1994 Cp030b Beyond Please and Thank You: The Disability Awareness Handbook. Senelick, Richard & Karla Dougherty Healthsouth Press 2001 Cp035b Color Me Hope - A resource guide for people affected by brain tumors Brain Tumor Society Arthur Ross Ed. Fund 2002 Cp036b Acute Brain Injury - A guide for families and friends. BIANH & BIAIA BIANH & BIAIA 2002 Cp037b NAMI -NH _ A guidebook for families. NAMI - NH NAMI - NH 2000 Cp038b

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