Brain Injury Resource Library

• Building Friendships: when students have special needs.Teachers discuss methods for inclusion. Lash & Associates
• Care giving Series: Volume 9, A Tips And Solutions On Caregiver Wellness
• The Effects of Head Injury on the Family, National Resource Center For Traumatic Brain Injury. 6/88. This videotape describes common problems encountered by families and effective strategies for incorporating them into the treatment team.
• Making Life Work After a Brain Injury, Brain Injury Ass. Of Florida : Part 1 of 3 part series " Coming Home" Families and survivors describe how their lives have been effected by brain injury. Discussions ensue about the initial recovery process when one re-enters into the community/home after injury.
• Making Life Work After a Brain Injury; Brain Injury Ass. Of Florida: Part 2 of 3 part series: " Coping Strategies". Families describe the coping strategies they have usd to live with a loved one who has sustained a brain injury. Introduces living with a brain injury for both survivor and family.
• Making Life Work After a Brain Injury; Brain Injury Ass. Of Florida, Part 3 of 3 part series; "Living Skills": Families describe social re-intergration skills for involving the survivor in leisure activities.
• The Journey Back; Surviving Coma: A mother talks about her daughters journey to become independent after injury.
• Self Determination: The Sean Tease Story, Brain Injury Ass. Of America 2001: Story of a families struggle to create the optimal environment for quality of life for their son after injury.

• Finding Meaning with Charles
• In an Instant- Lee & Bob Woodruff
• Fighting for David
• In Harm's Way - Help for the wives of military men, police, EMT's and Firefighters
• The Get Well Soon Balloon by Vicki Sue Parker
• Into the Future, planning care today for a secure life tommorrow by Comprehensive Rehab
• Family Rehabilitation Activity Manual by Messenger & Ziarnek
• Brain Heal Thyself by Madonna Siles
• Brain Injury it is a Journey by Hammond & Guerrier
• Your mother has suffered a slight stroke. Bosworth, Kathleen, America House Book.
• Being with Rachel, Brennan, Karen
• Head Injuries, Aaseng, Nathan & Jay
• Stroke and the Family - a new guide. Stein, Joel, MD
• The Stroke Book, Biermann, June & Toohey, Barbara
• Building Friendships: when students have special needs.Teachers discuss methods for inclusion. Lash & Associates
• Brain Injury: Causes & Consequences for students. Lash & Associates
• Family Article about TBI, Communication Skill Builders
• Brain Injury: A Guide for Families. DeBoskey, Dana S. HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 FI003b
• Coming Home: A Discharge Manual for Families of Persons with BI. DeBoskey, Dana S. HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 FI004b
• Understanding and Coping with Your Child's Brain Tumor. Dragone, Mary Alice MS,RNC,PNP The Severyn Group 1997 FI005b
• Burnout in Families: The Systemic Costs of Caring.Figley, Charles Ph.D. CRC Press 1998 FI006b
• Brain Injury Rehab: The Role of the Family in TBI Rehabilitation. Guth, Mark HDI Publishers, Inc. 1996 FI007b
• Head Injury: A Booklet for Families. Hutchison, Ruth M.S. et al Texas Head Injury Found. 1983 FI008b
• When Your Child is Technology Assisted: A Home Care Guide. Kahn, Paul Rsch. & Trg. Ctr. NE Med. 1997 FI009b
• When a Parent Has a Brain Injury.Lash, Marilyn MA BIA Association 1993 FI010b
• A Manual for Families of Children with Acquired Brain Injuries. Lash, Marilyn et al NE Medical Center 1996 FI011b
• When Your Child is Seriously Injured: The Emotional Impact on Family.Lash, Marilyn M.S.W. Exceptional Parent 1991 FI012b
• 39 Family Supports for Families with a Disabled Member. Lipsky, Dorothy Kerzner World Rehab. Fund, Inc. 1987 FI013b
• A Family Guidebook for Children/Adolescents with Serious Emotional Disability.Malloy, Joanne M. AMI of NH 1997 FI014b
• Head Injury and the Family.Orto, Arthur E. Dell & Paul W.Power PMD Publishers Group 1994 FI015b
• Treating Families of Brain Injury Survivors. Sachs, Paul R. Ph.D. Springer Pub. Co. 1991 FI016b
• Living with Head Injury: A Guide for Families.Senelick, Richard C. & Cathy E. Ryan Rehab Hosp. Srvcs. Corp. 1991 FI017b
• Living with Head Injury: A Guide for Families. Senelick, Richard C. & Cathy E. Ryan Healthsouth Press 1998 FI018b
• Keys To Parenting A Child With Cerebral Palsy.Faulkner-Leonard, Jane et al Barron's Educational Series 1997 FI019b
• Children With Cerebral Palsy: A Parents Guide.Geralis, Elaine editor Woodbine House 1998 FI020b
• When Young Children are Injured: Families as Caregivers. Lash, Marilyn & Jane Haltiwanger Exceptional Parent 1994 FI021b
• Rough Crossings: Family Caregiver's Odysseys through Health Care.Levine, Carol United Hospital Fund of NY 1998 FI022b
• Journey Through Brain Trauma. Morningstar, Louisa et al Taylor Publishing Company 1997 FI023b
• The Humpty Dumpty Syndrome.Warrington, Janette Moffat Light and Life Press 1981 FI024b
• Living with Brain Injury: A Guide for Families and Caregivers.Acorn, Sonia & Penny Offer Univ. of Toronto Press 1998 FI025b
• Head Injury: Info & Answers to Commonly Asked Questions. Sturm, Christopher D. Et al Quality Medical Pub., Inc. 1998 FI026b
• Brain Injury and the Family: A Life and Living Perspective.Orto, Arthur E. Dell & Paul W.Power CRC Press 2000 FI027b
• Where Is The Mango Princess? Crimmins, Cathy Alfred A. Knopf 2000 FI028b
• Head Injury: The Facts.Gronwall, D. et al Oxford University Press 1998 FI029b
• The BI Sourcebook: Answers to Questions Most Often Asked. by Fam. Gourley, Gene, Jeff Kreutzer et al Virginia Commonwealth Univ. 2000 FI030b
• Getting Better and Better After BI: A Guide for Families, Friends & Care. Kreutzer, Jeff et al Virginia Commonwealth Univ. 1999 FI031b
• Family Advocacy Skills.Training Hood, Donald R. et al HRSA: Maternal & Child Health 2001 FI032b
• Living with Brain Injury: A Guide for Families. Senelick, Richard & Karla Dougherty HealthSouth Press 2001 FI033b
• To Wherever Oceans Go. Bryant, Beverly Wings 1996 FP001b
• Through this Window: Views on Traumatic Brain Injury.Felton, Patricia I., editor EBTS, Inc. 1992 FP002b