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Lash&Associates Publishing/Training Inc.
Leading publisher on brain injury, blast injury
and concussion in adults and veterans.
Adult Catalog 2011
Welcome to Lash & Associates Publishing/Training Inc.
We make it easier to understand, help, treat and live
with brain injury in children, adults and veterans.
We develop products based on the best clinical practices and most current research in the field of
acquired brain injury. By removing the jargon, we present information in a style that is practical
and user-friendly. Whether you are a family member, clinician, educator, advocate, veteran or an
individual with a brain injury – we have information that you will be able to understand and use in
hospitals, rehabilitation programs, at home, in school, in your practice and in the community.
We also have a 32 page catalog on children and adolescents with brain injury.
Request a catalog on our website at www.lapublishing.com or call us at 919-556-0300
Table of Contents
Tool Kits on Brain Injury in Adults and Veterans
Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury ................................................................ 4
Troops & Veterans Tool Kit on Blast Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury, Concussion & PTSD ...... 4
PTSD Tool Kit for Veterans and Families ................................................................................... 5
Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit on Helping Families after Brain Injury ................................. 5
Survivor Tool Kit for Adults with Brain Injury ........................................................................... 6
Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit after Brain Injury .................................................................. 6
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.............................................................................. 7
Mild Brain Injury Tool Kit .......................................................................................................... 7
Behavior after Brain Injury Tool Kit ........................................................................................... 8
Memory after Brain Injury Tool Kit ............................................................................................ 8
Depression after Brain Injury Tool Kit ........................................................................................ 9
Working after Brain Injury Tool Kit ............................................................................................ 9
Stroke and Acquired Brain Injury Tool Kit ............................................................................... 10
Training Programs for Attention
Attention Process Training APT-III ........................................................................................... 11
Attention Process Training APT-II ............................................................................................. 12
Attention Process Training APT Test ......................................................................................... 12
Attention Process Training APT-I .............................................................................................. 13
Public Access Computer Key (PACK) ....................................................................................... 13
Behavior
Understanding Everybody’s Behavior After Brain Injury ......................................................... 14
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Cognitive Rehabilitation: An Integrative Neuropsychological Approach .................................. 15
How to Do Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy ........................................................................... 15
Procedure for Assessing Awareness and Adjustment Following Brain Injury ........................... 16
Hero’s Journey ........................................................................................................................... 16
The Helping Exchange: P.E.A.R.L. ........................................................................................... 17
After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story, A Journaling Workbook ............................................... 17
Functional Rehabilitation
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Kit..................................................................................... 18
Cognitive Communication: Functional Activities Manual......................................................... 18
Behavior Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual .............................................................. 19
Cognition Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ............................................................ 20
Leisure Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ................................................................ 20
Daily Living Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ........................................................ 21
Family Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ................................................................. 21
Workbooks for Survivors and Families
Getting Better and Better after Brain Injury:
A guide for families, friends and caregivers for living smarter and happier ........................... 22
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Getting Better and Better after Brain Injury:
A guide for survivors for living smarter and happier .............................................................. 22
Brain Injury Work Book............................................................................................................. 22
After Brain Injury Tools for Living............................................................................................ 22
After Brain Injury Tools for Living (Pocket Guide) .................................................................. 22
Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication
Therapy Guide for Language and Speech Disorders,
A selection of stimulus materials, Vol 1 .................................................................................. 23
Therapy Guide for Language and Speech Disorders,
Advanced stimulus materials, Vol 2 ........................................................................................ 23
Working with Words, Vol 3 ........................................................................................................ 23
Putting the Pieces Together,
A linguistically-based cognitive retraining manual, Vol 4 ...................................................... 23
Reading Comprehension Materials, Vol 5.................................................................................. 23
Family
Brain Injury: It is a Journey ....................................................................................................... 24
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens ................................... 24
Managing Care and Services after Brain Injury......................................................................... 25
Ketchup on the Baseboard ......................................................................................................... 25
A Change of Mind...................................................................................................................... 25
The Get Well Soon…Balloon! ................................................................................................... 26
Tool Kits for Life Care Planners & Case Managers
Kit on Adults with Brain Injury ................................................................................................. 26
Kit on Children with Brain Injury .............................................................................................. 26
Kit on Teens with Brain Injury................................................................................................... 26
Troops And Veterans
Understanding the Effects of Concussion, Blast and Brain Injuries .......................................... 27
Souls under Siege ....................................................................................................................... 27
Once a Warrior: Wired for life ................................................................................................... 27
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens ................................... 28
Healing Together ........................................................................................................................ 28
PTSD Workbook ........................................................................................................................ 28
Traumatic Stress ......................................................................................................................... 29
Concussion, Mild Brain Injury and Memory
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Workbook .................................................................................... 29
The Memory Doctor................................................................................................................... 29
The Memory Workbook ............................................................................................................. 30
BrainLash ................................................................................................................................... 30
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Concussion Syndrome .................................................. 30
Community
Choosing, Finding and Keeping a Job after Brain Injury .......................................................... 31
The Essence of Interdependence ................................................................................................ 31
Together is Better ....................................................................................................................... 32
After a Stroke ............................................................................................................................. 32
DVDs on Brain Injury
Brain Injury Dialogues ............................................................................................................... 32
TBI: One Woman’s Journey ....................................................................................................... 32
More Products from Our Website ............................................................................................. 33
Tip Cards on Adults with Brain Injury
Adult Sample Packet of Tip Cards ............................................................................................ 34
Tip Cards on the Brain .............................................................................................................. 35
Tip Cards on Helping Families.................................................................................................. 36
Tip Cards on Medication and Communication ......................................................................... 39
Tip Cards on Behavior and Cognition ....................................................................................... 39
Tip Cards on Life in the Community ........................................................................................ 41
Tip Cards on College and Working ........................................................................................... 43
Order Form ...........................................................................................................................45-46
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Tool Kits on Adults and Veterans
Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury ~ 2010
A great resource for rehabilitation programs
and community agencies…something for
everyone in the family. Includes 6 books.
Brain Injury: It is a journey, a practical
guide for families - Explains what happens
when the brain is injured; lists changes to
watch for and how to help at home.
The Get Well Soon Balloon…When a
parent is injured - Story book for elementary
school age children explaining emotional
reactions to a parent’s brain injury.
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens: A guidebook for
families, caregivers and veterans - Teaches parents how to help sons and daughters cope and
help when a parent is injured or has PTSD.
Managing Care and Services after Brain Injury: A workbook for families and caregivers -
Learn to be an effective manager, coordinator and advocate to find services for a family member.
Ketchup on the Baseboard: Rebuilding life after brain injury - Over 35 articles on immediate
and long-term effects of brain injury for families.
A Change of Mind: One family’s journey through brain injury- Describes emotional impact
on marriage and children when a spouse is injured with special section on grieving.
Item: FAMK Save 29% - a $141 value $100. 00
Troops & Veterans Tool Kit on Blast Injury, Traumatic Brain Injury,
Concussion & PTSD ~ 2010
Customized to meet the needs of troops and
veterans, their families and treating clinicians.
Includes 7 books.
Down Range to Iraq and Back - Discusses
PTSD, emotional stresses, and family conflicts
among veterans coming home from war.
Once a Warrior - Helps veterans adjust to
civilian life with strategies for adjustment,
coping with stress and reducing anxiety.
Understanding the Effects of Concussion,
Blast and Brain Injuries - Covers symptoms,
treatment and recovery from hospital care to coming home and returning to work.
Brain Injury: It is a journey - Describes physical, cognitive, behavioral, social, emotional, and
communicative changes after moderate to severe brain injury.
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens - Teaches parents
how to help sons and daughters cope and help when a parent is injured or has PTSD.
Healing Together - Helps couples deal with emotional reactions and PTSD after service
members come home.
PTSD Workbook - Explains PTSD with exercises for coping, reducing stress and managing
symptoms.
Item: TVTK Save 20% - a $159 value $125. 00
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PTSD Tool Kit for Veterans and Families ~ 2010
Helps families and veterans understand
PTSD, develop coping strategies, and support
their children. Great resource for clinicians
counseling veterans and families. Supply of
tip cards for distribution. Includes 3 books, 12
tip cards.
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and
PTSD to Children and Teens: A guidebook
for families, caregivers and veterans -
Teaches parents how to help sons and daughters
cope and help when a parent is injured or has
PTSD.
Healing Together - Helps couples deal with
emotional reactions and PTSD after service members come home.
PTSD Workbook - Explains PTSD after blast injury, concussion and brain injury with exercises
for coping, reducing stress and managing symptoms.
PTSD Tip Card - Describes causes, symptoms and effects of post traumatic stress disorder with
tips on coping and treatment options (6 cards).
Undiagnosed Brain Injuries in Youths and Adults - Checklists on physical, cognitive,
behavioral and social changes indicating undiagnosed brain injury or concussion (6 cards).
Item: PTTK Save 30% - a $94 value $65.00
Chaplain & Counselor Tool Kit
on Helping Families after Brain Injury ~ 2010
Includes 2 books, and 60 tip cards for
distribution.
Understanding the Effects of Concussion,
Blast and Brain Injuries - Covers hospital
care to coming home and returning to work.
Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and
PTSD to Children and Teens - Helps sons and
daughters when a parent is injured.
Brain Injury: How to recognize and treat it -
Describes types of brain injury (10 cards).
Loss, Grief and Mourning after Brain
Injury - Helps family members and survivors
understand emotional impact (10 cards).
Life Changes: When a spouse or partner has a brain injury - Discusses changes in parenting,
intimacy, and caregiving (10 cards).
Helping Sons and Daughters: When a parent has a brain injury - Explains grieving process
of children and how it varies from preschoolers to adult children (10 cards).
Depression after Brain Injury - Recognize signs of depression and know when and how to ask
for help for family and survivors (10 cards).
Caregiving after Brain Injury: A survival guide - Describes emotional and physical stresses
for caregivers with tips on avoiding burnout (10 cards).
Item: CCTK Save 43% - a $193 value $110. 00
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Survivor Tool Kit for Adults with Brain Injury ~ 2010
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Practical tools with compensatory strategies for cognitive recovery.
Includes 2 books, 1 DVD, and 15 tip cards.
After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story,
A journaling workbook - Use writing exercises
to cope with challenges, losses, changes,
emotions, adjustments, stresses, and milestones
after brain injury.
Getting Better and Better after Brain
Injury: A Guide for Survivors for Living
Smarter and Happier - Practical, easy-to-read
guide addresses day-to-day issues faced by
many people with brain injury. It is filled with
worksheets, checklists, and many practical
ideas offered by and for survivors. It tackles the difficult question of, “How can I live like this?”
Brain Injury Dialogues - Features personal accounts of rebuilding life after brain injury on
DVD. Explores cognitive, social, and vocational challenges.
Adults Living with Brain Injury - Assess needs for help using checklists on physical, social,
and cognitive abilities and behaviors (5 cards).
Living a Full Life after Brain Injury - Gives tips on meeting new challenges, making
accommodations and developing compensatory strategies (5 cards).
Coping with Survival after Brain Injury - Gives tips for adjustment, acceptance and recovery
for living with brain injury (5 cards).
Item: SUTK Save 30% - a $112 value $80. 00
Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit after Brain Injury ~ 2010
Has 6 treatment manuals and 30 tip cards.
Hero’s Journey – Educational curriculum to
increase understanding of brain injury.
How to Do Cognitive Rehabilitation
Therapy: Parts 1 and 2 - Learn how to develop
cognitive rehabilitation program with modules
on attention, visual processing, information
processing, memory, and executive functions.
Cognitive Communication: Functional
Activities Manual - Provides therapy activities
for word finding skills, word comprehension, reading comprehension and language skills.
Cognition Functional Rehabilitation Activity Manual - Use activities on attention, memory,
problem solving, and organization in rehabilitation, home and community settings.
Procedure for Assessing Awareness and Adjustment - Contains 23 steps and 24 worksheets
for assessing intellectual awareness, emergent awareness and anticipatory awareness.
Memory after Brain Injury - Explains types of memory, corrects myths about memory, and
gives strategies to compensate for changes in memory after brain injury (10 cards).
Changes in Self Awareness after Brain Injury - Describes sources and types of unawareness
with strategies to lessen effects (10 cards).
Communicating with an Adult after Brain Injury - Explains changes in speech, language,
reading and writing with strategies for improving communication (10 cards).
Item: COGTK Save 26% - a $384 value $284. 00
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Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit ~ 2010
Therapeutic activities for adolescents and
adults with social, cognitive, communicative
and behavioral challenges. Includes 5 manuals.
Cognition Functional Rehabilitation
Activity Manual - Over 60 activities on
orientation, attention, memory, problem-solving,
social interactions, comprehension, money
management, reading, organization, community
orientation, and health awareness.
Cognitive Communication: Functional
Activities Manual - Problem solving cognitive
language based activities to increase word
finding skills, comprehension and reading.
Behavior Functional Rehabilitation Activity Manual - 145 activities on social skills,
assertiveness, group interactions, initiation, conversations, social responses, self-esteem, verbal/
nonverbal communication, telephone and restaurant etiquette, time and anger management, and
vocational skills.
Daily Living Functional Rehabilitation Activity Manual - 50 activities on hygiene,
housekeeping/cleaning, home and kitchen safety, meal planning/grocery shopping, and cooking.
Leisure Functional Rehabilitation Activity Manual - Includes over 55 activities on exploring
the community, interest inventory, planning activities, outdoor activities, television, arts and crafts,
game playing, word, letter and writing activities.
Item: FRKIT 5 manuals 20% discount - a $246 value 19700
Mild Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
This Tool Kit is filled with resources and
information on mild traumatic brain injury or
concussion. It includes 2 workbooks and 10
tip cards on concussion symptoms and post
traumatic headache. It is a great resource for
civilians, veterans and their families as well as
libraries and clinical programs in civilian and
military settings.
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Workbook-
Has exercises for cognitive symptoms and
psychological difficulties due to changes in
memory, attention and communication after
mild brain injury or concussion.
BrainLash - Has information and practical strategies for coping with and compensating for
effects of mild brain injury in daily life. Explains how mild brain injury can affect attention,
communication, inhibitions, and thought processes. Addresses physical and emotional issues.
Concussion in Adults - Recognize early and late concussion symptoms and use 8 week checklist
to monitor physical and cognitive recovery after a mild brain injury (5 cards).
Post Traumatic Headache - Explains causes and types of headaches after concussion with
options for treatment (5 cards).
Item: MBIK Save 32% - a $71 value $48.00
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Behavior after Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
Includes 2 manuals and 60 tip cards.
The Helping Exchange: P.E.A.R.L. - Help
staff and families learn how to help clients with
behavioral, emotional and cognitive disorders.
Behavior: Functional Rehabilitation Ac-
tivities Manual - Use therapeutic exercises for
social skills, interpreting cues, assertiveness,
communication, anger management, and voca-
tional interests.
Myths and Facts about Behavior after
Brain Injury - Discusses reasons for behaviors,
reactions to disruptive behavior, and methods
to support positive behavior (10 cards).
Minding Behavior - Explains misunderstandings about “behavior problems” and shows how to
react to difficult behaviors (10 cards).
Behavior at Home - Practical strategies to help families and caregivers manage changes in
behavior at home and in community (10 cards).
Behavior Programs and Behavior Problems - Promote success and avoid failure. Know what
to look for in behavioral programs (10 cards).
Changes in Self Awareness after Brain Injury - Describes causes of altered awareness after
brain injury with strategies for education and feedback (10 cards).
OOPS! Social Skills after Brain Injury - Shows how to improve social skills by using mentors,
giving feedback, and encouraging self-monitoring (10 cards).
Item: BEHK Save 40% - a $233 value $135. 00
Memory after Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
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NEW Changes in memory can occur as a result of
an injury, illness, stroke or simply the “normal”
effects of aging. This Tool Kit pulls together
excellent resources that provide practical
strategies for individuals, families and caregivers
to use at home and in the community. Readers
will appreciate the complexity of memory and
learn how to adjust to changes in the brain.
Most important are the tools that readers
will find with the many checklists, puzzles,
strategies, and activities that target specific
types of memory. Clinicians in rehabilitation
programs will also find this Tool Kit helpful
as it provides them with information for use in
therapeutic activities. Includes 2 books and 10 tip cards.
The Memory Doctor - Gives memory tips, tools and tactics to compensate for changes in
memory.
The Memory Workbook - Helps persons with mild brain injury or mild cognitive impairments
understand changes in memory due to trauma, aging, or disease. Filled with exercises and
compensatory strategies to cope with changes in memory.
Memory after Brain Injury - Explains various types of memory, corrects myths about memory,
and gives strategies to compensate for changes in memory after brain injury (10 cards).
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Depression after Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
Helps individuals, families and clinicians
recognize symptoms and triggers ranging from
mild depression to effects of PTSD. Includes 2
books and 40 tip cards.
Depression Workbook - Explains causes,
signs, and consequences of depression with
exercises to identify symptoms, improve
coping mechanisms and control moods.
Cognitive Behavioral Workbook for
Depression - Describes causes of depression
and shows how to manage situations and
emotions triggering depression.
Loss, Grief and Mourning after Brain Injury- Helps survivors, families and caregivers
understand their losses and reactions of grief and mourning (10 cards).
Life Changes when a Spouse has a Brain Injury - Help spouses cope with feelings of loss and
adjust to changing roles when a husband or wife is injured (10 cards).
Caregiving after Brain Injury - Recognize stresses of caregiving and use tips on coping,
finding support, asking for help, and avoiding burnout at home (10 cards).
Depression after Brain Injury - Identify signs of depression in survivors and family members
with tips on getting help and treating symptoms of depression (10 cards).
Item: DTK Save 26% - a $137 value $100.00
Working after Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
Multimedia tool kit on employment of adults
after brain injury provides practical information
for families, adults, case managers, and
vocational counselors on working after brain
injury. It includes a full vocational training
curriculum with CD that includes all materials
for sessions and homework.
Includes 1 book with CD and 40 tip cards.
Choosing, Finding and Keeping a Job after
Brain Injury: A workbook and training
program - Instructions and content for 20
structured sessions for individual or group use
with worksheets on CD.
Adults with Brain Injury: Myths and stereotypes about work - Corrects misinformation
about employment of people with disabilities and brain injury (10 cards).
Thinking About Work? - Describes psychological, social, and vocational services to help with
job seeking after brain injury (10 cards).
Back to Work? Options after a Disability - Explores pros and cons of returning to work with
a disability and needs for support and accommodations on the job (10 cards).
Work: Myths and Facts - Discusses attitudes and barriers of employers about hiring individuals
with disabilities and gives tips for negotiating accommodations on the job (10 cards).
Item: WJTK Save 40% - a $159 value $95. 00
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Stroke and Acquired Brain Injury Tool Kit ~ 2010
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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.
Includes 2 books and 4 tip cards.
Cognitive Communication: Functional
Activities Manual - Has therapeutic activities
for cognition and language for adults with
traumatic brain injury, stroke, tumor or
dementia.
After a Stroke - Has practical suggestions and tips on coping with physical, communicative,
cognitive and emotional changes after stroke and acquired brain injury at home.
Brain Injury: How to recognize and treat it- Describes treatment of traumatic brain injury,
anoxia (hypoxia), stroke or cardiovascular accidents (CVA), aneurysm, toxemia, viruses and
bacterial infections in the brain (1 card).
Adults Living with Brain Injury - Assess needs for help using checklists on physical, social,
and cognitive abilities and behaviors (1 card).
Aging with a Brain Injury - Discusses common misunderstandings and fears about dementia,
Alzheimer’s disease, repeated head injuries, memory and dependence with aging (1 card).
Caregiving after Brain Injury: A survival guide - Describes emotional and physical stresses
for caregivers with tips on avoiding burnout (1 card).
Item: AGTK Save 24% - an $89 value $67. 00
Custom and Personalized Tool Kits
Personalize your Tool Kits
All our Tool Kits are packaged in a white, folded lid box with a 5 ½ x 8 ½ label on the
lid. We can personalize this label with your company logo and information on any Tool Kit
when you order 6 or more.
Our Tool Kits are ideal for resource centers, treatment programs, training events and legal
services. You can even add information on your company or program to make a great first
impression.
Build Custom Tool Kits
If you would like us to build a custom Tool Kit for your company or program, just give us
a call and let us know.
We can custom package any selection of materials and also give you special pricing.
Preview Tool Kits
When you visit the Tool Kit page on our website at www.lapublishing.com, you can
examine the contents of any Tool Kit in more detail.
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Training Programs for Attention
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Attention Process Training APT-III W!
A Direct Attention Training Program for Persons with Acquired Brain Injury
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD & Catherine A. Mateer, PhD ~ 2010
APT-3 is a comprehensive, evidence-based direct attention training program aimed at improving
underlying attention deficits secondary to acquired brain injury. It is an updated version of the
predecessor programs with attention exercises delivered via computer.
The program targets specific domains of
attention commonly disrupted including:
• Basic Sustained Attention
• Executive Control: Working Memory
• Executive Control: Selective Attention
• Executive Control: Suppression
• Executive Control: Alternating Attention
A clinician interface allows selection of
exercises and associated parameters to create
individual patient/client exercise profiles that
are easily modifiable as the patient/client progresses.
The APT-3 software facilitates standardized, efficient delivery of discrete attention tasks and
provides self reflection opportunities. Clinicians deliver this therapy in conjunction with strategy
training and generalization activities.
The manual clearly describes the principles and procedures for stimulation of discrete attention
subcomponents and methods for encouraging transfer of improved processing to everyday
functioning. The APT-3 software is clinician friendly and designed to support busy professionals
in inpatient and outpatient programs as well as private practice and community programs.
Specific topics covered in the manual include:
• Review of the APT-3 Clinical Attention Framework • Research Evidence
• Types of Metacognitive Strategies to Pair with APT • APT-3 Therapy Principles
• Measuring Treatment Progress & Outcomes • The Assessment Process
• Designing Clients’ APT-3 Programs • Goal Attainment Scaling
• Selecting Starter APT-3 Training Tasks • Selecting Strategies
• Selecting Goals and/or Generalization Activities • Treatment Dosage/Pacing
• Program Modification and General Decision Rules • Client Example
What are the Hardware Requirements?
APT-3 works with computers and laptops running Mac OS 10.5 or newer and Windows XP or
newer. An available USB port is needed to connect the APT-3 USB drive. All software necessary
to run the tool is contained on the drive. The clinician runs the program from the drive; no software
is installed on the computer and any computer can be used to run the therapy program.
Attention Process Training APT-3 — Additional Drive
Additonal flash drives may be ordered by users of the full program.
The APT-3 flash drive can be used by multiple clinicians with
multiple clients. A single drive supports a single clinician using it
with any computer and multiple clients. If another clinician uses
that drive, the clinician will have access to all the other clinicians’
client files and data. In a setting with multiple clinicians, purchasing
additional drives is an option.
Item: APT3 Full Kit $850.00
Item: APT3D Additional Drive $425.00
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Attention Process Training APT-II
For persons with mild cognitive dysfunction
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD, Lori Johnson, BA, Laurie Paule, MS, Sarah A. Raskin, PhD, &
Catherine A. Mateer, PhD ~ Second edition, 2001
This program is for treating impairments
in attentional processing in persons with
relatively mild cognitive disturbance, such
as post-concussion syndrome.
Activities address difficulties with sustained
attention, slowed speed of information
processing, distractibility, shifting attention
between multiple tasks, and paying attention to
more than one source of information at a time.
What is APT-II? A library of auditory
attention CDs and hierarchically organized
attention exercises grouped according to specific types of attention disorders. Generalization
program with suggested activities, record logs, and data collection protocols to facilitate
generalization from the clinic to real world settings.
Who can use it? Neuropsychologists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, cognitive
remediation specialists, and special education specialists.
What’s in the manual? The APT-II manual explains how to administer the attention training
program and describes methods for scoring and analyzing client performance. All clinical and
generalization tasks contain data collection graphs and charts, detailed task descriptions, and
suggestions for increasing or decreasing task difficulty level.
APT-II includes... a 216 page manual with 46 activity sheets and forms, 6 audio CDs, set of 4
clickers, CD with PDF files for scoresheets and a stopwatch all packaged in a sturdy carrying case.
Extra sets of CDs are available separately.
Item: APT2 Full Kit $475.00
Item: APT2P Extra CD with PDF scoresheet files $25.00
Item: APT2D Extra set of 6 audio stimuli compact disks $120.00
Attention Process Training Test
A screening tool for the APT programs
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD & Catherine A. Mateer, PhD ~ 2001
The APT test can be used with the APT 1 and APT 2 programs to evaluate attentional impairment,
document need for attention training and determine level for attention training. It includes methods
to screen for simple sustained attention in target detection format (level 1); more complex sustained
attention using sequential stimuli (level 2); selective attention with distraction of background noise
(level 3); divided attention using visual and auditory tasks (level 4) and alternating attention using
two different tasks (level 5).
What’s included in the manual?
• Background and introduction
• Theoretical basis for understanding attention
• Description of APT Test and other measures
• Guidelines for administering APT Test
• 6 sets of scoresheets (12 pages each) with instructions
• Audio CD with attention activities and 1 clicker
• CD with PDF files for easy printing of scoresheets
Item: APTT Full program $95.00
Item: APTP Extra CD with PDF scoresheet files $25.00
Item: APTA Extra audio CD $25.00
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Attention Process Training APT-I
A clinical tool for cognitive remediation
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD & Catherine A. Mateer, PhD ~ Second edition, 2001
This clinical treatment program provides
a theoretically based, hierarchically orga-
nized method of retraining the process of
attention. It is based on extensive clinical
research in cognitive rehabilitation.
What is APT-I?
• Comprehensive, self-contained pro-
gram designed to retrain attention and
concentration deficits in persons with
brain injury
• Theoretically based set of treatment
materials and tasks addressing five
separate levels of attention process
• Hierarchically organized auditory and visual tasks designed to improve sustained, selective,
alternating and divided attention
• Effective in increasing attentional skills and documented in published research studies
Who can use it?
Neuropsychologists, speech and language pathologists, occupational therapists, cognitive
remediation specialists, and special education specialists.
Who is it designed for?
In-patients, out-patients, students with brain injury, persons with attention deficits ranging from
mild to severe.
Sample treatment activities include...
• Number cancellation with visual distractor • Set-dependent alternating attention tasks
• Sustained attention with noise using audio CDs • Divided attention tasks
• Flexible shape cancellation
APT-I includes...
• 50 attention treatment activities • 74 page manual with administration procedures
• 4 CDs with audio exercises • CD with PDF files for 15 score sheets
• 13 visual stimulus sheets • 4 score sheets
• 3 visual distractor overlays • Pens, eraser, deck of cards
• Set of 4 clickers • Stopwatch
Packaged in a sturdy carrying case. Extra CDs are available separately.
Item: APT1 Full Kit $450.00
Item: APT1P Extra CD with PDF scoresheet files $25.00
Item: APT1D Extra set of 4 audio stimuli compact disks $80.00
Public Access Computer Key (PACK)
Developed by McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD with Personal Technologies ~ 2011
PACK automatically launches an accessible desktop with a range of therapeutic social
activities: CogLink adapted email, a simplified Internet browser, cognitive games, and a
training program for keyboard, mouse, and email. This portable tool can be used with any
Windows computer. The adapted desktop and all applications run automatically from the PACK
drive when inserted into any Windows computer. This tool is ideal for adolescents, adults and
elderly persons with cognitive impairments due to trauma, disease, or disability. Each PACK
is registered and customized for the unique needs of the user.
Item: PACK USB drive $95.00
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Behavior
W! Understanding Everybody’s Behavior After Brain Injury
NE Don’t “Don’t!” TM
Harvey E. Jacobs, PhD ~ 2010
Book on Behavior
Behavior can be one of brain injury’s most
perplexing challenges, but not all problems
belong to the injured person. Spouses, children,
friends, family and bosses, even therapists and
caregivers, are equally susceptible! This book
helps you understand the intricate factors that
cause behavior. It shows how a person’s behavior
is affected by other events and circumstances as
much as the actual injury. It addresses the many different people,
places and resources that are involved. Everybody can work together
more effectively when behavior is demystified.
Written for families, staff, advocates, therapists and professionals, five sections:
• Introduce the theme of the book
• Identify a wide range of pertinent contributing factors to behavior
• Investigate dynamic relationships when people are working together
• Create focused support plans to promote personal success, and
• Consider other topical issues that often occur in life with brain injury.
Each of the book’s 26 chapters focuses on a specific topic with clear and practical guidelines.
Effective behavior change involves collaboration and coordination by all involved parties. It focuses
on helping people succeed instead of stopping people from doing “bad things!”
Problem behaviors are usually the result of people not having
better ways to accomplish their goals. Problem behaviors can also
occur when other people, places and programs do not understand
a person’s unique abilities. Find a better solution and the problem
is usually resolved. Dr. Jacobs’ emphasis on dos over don’ts offers
everybody tremendous benefits. This book’s innovative approach
to understanding behavior after brain injury is a dynamic work
that integrates illustrative examples, current research findings, best
practices and practical advice. Information is presented in a user
friendly style that allows the reader to absorb complex information
with ready applications to “real life”.
Workbook
The accompanying workbook helps readers apply each chapter’s
information to their unique situation and create personalized plans of
action. The material is equally useful in training, staff development
and therapeutic sessions. Extensive worksheets help families,
clients and clinicians document the effects of a brain injury, develop
strategies, implement programs and services, and be effective
advocates. Above all, it provides a systematic and comprehensive
approach to understanding life with brain injury.
Order the Book/Workbook Set and save 10%
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Cognitive Rehabilitation
Cognitive Rehabilitation
An Integrative Neuropsychological Approach
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD & Catherine Mateer, PhD ~ 2001
This textbook gives a comprehensive overview of cognitive rehabilitation and
its application to attention, memory, executive functions, and communication.
A broad range of clinical interventions for treating persons with acquired
cognitive impairments and for managing emotional and behavioral issues are
presented. The authors address behavioral interventions, process-oriented
therapies, environmental manipulations, and psychotherapy. Theoretical
principles are reviewed in depth with detailed descriptions of how to implement
specific techniques and clinical protocols. There are many case studies along
with samples of assessment instruments, rating scales, and handouts.
This book will especially interest clinicians using the Attention Process
Training Programs, also by Sohlberg and Mateer.
Item: COGR 492 pages, 6 x 9, hardcover $70.00
How to do Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy
A Guide for All of Us, Parts One and Two
Kit Malia, CPCRT & Anne Brannagan, MS ~ Second edition, 2006
Used by therapists and families in rehabilitation, schools, home, and the community, the
manuals have…
• practical information on cognitive rehabilitation therapy for individuals with brain injury, their
caregivers and staff
• tools and strategies for everyday practice.
Part 1 explains the theoretical underpinnings of CRT.
Introduction: “What is cognitive rehabilitation therapy?” and “Why
treat cognitive problems?”
Principles: Describes brain anatomy, importance of structure and
practice, metacognition, insight and awareness, and interaction between
cognition, emotions and behavior. Gives examples of therapeutic milieu
and goal setting.
Assessment and Treatment: Explains how to conduct an assessment
with detailed treatment approaches for education, process training,
strategy training, and functional activities training.
Evaluation: Identifies issues to consider and examines efficacy of CRT
and measurement of outcomes.
Part 2 describes how to put theory into practice with case examples.
Five detailed cognitive treatment modules address attention, visual
processing, information processing, memory and executive function.
Use of CRT in different settings and with various diagnostic groups is
presented.
* Included in Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit.
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Item: CRT2 Part Two 176 pages, 8 ½ x 11 $60.00
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Procedure for Assessing Awareness
& Adjustment Following Brain Injury
Kit Malia, CPCRT & Anne Brannagan, MS ~ Second edition, 2008
A persisting lack of self awareness is a major obstacle to successful
rehabilitation and reintegration of persons with brain injury. It is
important to treat poor awareness as a high priority; however, the full
extent of impaired self awareness is not always apparent unless specific
assessments are implemented by the rehabilitation team. This manual
addresses two levels of self awareness: objective knowledge of one’s
deficits and understanding the personal significance of those deficits.
This manual gives clinicians and caregivers a practical procedure for
assessing changes in awareness and adjustment in adults with brain injury.
A methodical approach guides users through 23 steps with 24 worksheets
for assessing intellectual awareness, emergent awareness and anticipatory
awareness. Shows how to use assessment findings to set short and long
term goals for 6 domains of cognitive, executive, communication, physical, emotional and other.
All worksheets and scoresheets are on CD with PDF files.
Practical tool for clients in inpatient and outpatient programs, community based programs and
home settings. Includes methods for including families in the assessment process by gathering
and comparing their observations and experience with that of direct care staff.
*Included in the Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit.
72 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover
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Hero’s Journey
Kit Malia, CPCRT & Anne Brannagan, MS ~ Second edition, 2008
Taking a unique approach to understanding the complexity and impact
of acquired brain injuries, this workbook is filled with information and
practical exercises for clinicians, families, and individuals to use in
rehabilitation settings, community programs and at home. Activities
are designed as “adventures, challenges and insights” to enhance
understanding of how the brain works and the consequences of brain injury.
Each exercise has clear instructions with clever analogies and illustrations
which make this workbook entertaining as well as educational.
It is divided into 5 parts with activities focusing on...
1) The Brain
2) Rehabilitation
3) Cognition
4) Emotions and Behavior
5) Adjustment
This workbook is an innovative approach to brain injury education that is a “must have” for
any brain injury program. Therapists, nurses, psychologists, and caregivers will find it a great
educational tool for survivors and families. Can be used individually or with group programs.
*Included in the Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit.
120 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover
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The Helping Exchange
P.E.A.R.L.
Martin J. McMorrow, MS ~ 2005
This behaviorally-oriented rehabilitation manual provides a down-to-
earth, easy to implement model that is designed to teach, strengthen, and
evaluate desired skills in human service interactions. The 5 component
interactional model includes...
P for positive interactions
E for early intervention
A for all the time for consistent approaches
R for reinforcement of independent behavior
L for look for opportunities to increase community participation
Examples illustrate how to apply the P.E.A.R.L. to clients with behavioral, emotional and cognitive
disorders. A score sheet provides a rating scale to observe interactions and rate performance.
The PEARL is now being used to guide interactions in rehabilitation programs, community-
based support settings, and family homes across the country. This no-nonsense approach sets the
bar with respect to identifying desired interactional skills, creating clear expectations around their
use, and evaluating whether or not caregivers are practicing what they preach.
*Included in Behavior after Brain Injury Tool Kit.
48 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
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After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story:
A Journaling Workbook
Barbara Stahura & Susan B. Schuster, MA, CCC-SLP ~ 2009
The first journaling workbook specially for survivors of brain injury
and blast injury, it can be used by individuals, families or facilitated
groups. Families will find it helpful as a coping mechanism for
survivors.
Individuals will find it helpful for self expression, awareness,
grieving and adjustment.
Clinicians can use it as a cognitive tool for building communication
skills of reading, writing and comprehension.
Based on journaling workshops for survivors, it is filled with
journaling exercises with vignettes by individuals as examples of
journaling.
Sections explore…
• changing sense of self • loss, memory and resilience
• altered relationships • anger and emotions
• grief and loss • facing the future
• building hope • moving forward
*Included in Survivor Tool Kit.
120 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover
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Functional Rehabilitation
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit ~ Second edition, 2010
The Functional Rehabilitation Activity series
includes 5 therapeutic manuals on:
• Cognitive Communication
• Behavior
• Cognition
• Activities of Daily Living
• Leisure
They give clinicians, caregivers, educators
and family members therapeutic interactions
using a step-by-step format. Someone with
little or no experience with persons with
disabilities can use these manuals to facilitate
skill development and independence.
Functional activities are designed to help adolescents and adults with neurological conditions
affecting communicative, social, cognitive and behavioral skills. Useful for inpatient and outpatient
rehabilitation programs, community programs, residential settings, schools, nursing homes and at
home.
Each manual contains worksheets and data forms for tracking performance and clinical
outcomes.
See descriptions of each manual for more detail.
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Cognitive Communication: Functional Activities Manual
Kathryn Kilpatrick, MA, CCC-SLP ~ 2009
Filled with activities for adults with acquired brain injuries
(ABI), such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, or tumor, this manual
is for individuals in high school, veterans or adults with cognitive
based language challenges due to brain trauma. Also helpful for
persons with age related memory loss, dementia and mild cognitive
impairments.
Designed to enhance cognitive communicative skills, it provides
problem solving cognitive-language based activities to expand basic
cognitive communication skills to more complex levels. It provides
three basic segments:
• Increase word finding skills - Activities using word lists for
functional wants and needs improve communication with others.
• Exercises in word comprehension - Simple reading activities and
categorization exercises stimulate memory for functional reading tasks. Develops skills for
community activities requiring reading.
• Reading at sentence level and beyond - Exercises for testing comprehension and expanding
language skills to improve independent functioning at home and in community.
*Included in the Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit.
*Included in the Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.
*Included in the Aging after Brain Injury Tool Kit.
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Behavior
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual
Barbara Messenger, MEd, ABDA & Niki Ziarnek, MS, CCC-SLP/L ~ 2004
Over 140 activities and documentation sheets on…
Social Skill Acquisition and Awareness – 59 activities to…
• Initiate conversations
• Control body posture and respect personal space
• Select conversation topics
• Refine listening skills and social responses
• Identify problem communication areas and verbal skills
• Improve group interactions and social introductions
• Be aware of sexuality and appropriate behavior
• Improve time management
Assertiveness – 11 activities to…
• Reduce aggressive behaviors and improve living skills
• Be assertive, self-monitor and learn how to say “no”
• Avoid procrastination and get organized
Self-Esteem – 12 activities to…
• Build self-esteem, develop support system, problem solve, and ask for help
• Make friends and maintain friendships
Anger Management – 8 activities to…
• Identify signs of anger, manage anger, and use positive self-management strategies
• Develop self control and anger replacement behaviors
Changing Behavior - 16 activities to…
• Use daily behavioral journal and identify appropriate behavior
• Set behavioral goals and use coping skills
• Use conflict resolution and cognitive-behavioral problem-solving strategies
• Develop replacement behaviors
Stress Management, Television and Community Skill Acquisition - 20 activities to…
• Manage stress, reduce stress and increase stress awareness
• Develop telephone and restaurant skills
• Use appropriate behavior in stores and shops
• Watch television for assertiveness, non-verbal cues, friendship skills, and behavior
Vocational Skills - 13 activities to…
• Prepare for an interview and make a positive impression
• Apply for a job, review job requirements, assessing your job skills, interests/preferences
• Respond to an advertisement and create a resume
Living with Brain Injury - 3 worksheets on…
• Living life after brain injury
• Understanding brain injury
• Rehabilitation goals
Special topics - 4 surveys on…
• Medication, depression, alcohol abuse, drug addiction
*Included in the Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.
*Included in Behavior after Brain Injury Tool Kit.
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Cognition
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual
Barbara Messenger, MEd, ABDA & Niki Ziarnek, MS, CCC-SLP/L ~ 2004
Over 70 activities and documentation sheets on…
Orientation and Awareness - 22 activities to…
• Assess impact of strengths and deficits on activities
• Use surveys on general health, healthy lifestyle, and medication
• Use tips for better sleeping, medication, and seizure awareness
• Use orientation information, i.e. calendar, clock, daily schedule
Problem-Solving and Communication - 20 activities to…
• Use television, newspaper/magazine article and card games for
problem solving activities
• Improve memory and orientation using memory book, recording
and daily schedule
• Improve social interactions and select conversation topics
• Improve letter writing
• Improve reading and listening comprehension
Money Management and Community Orientation - 20 activities to…
• Budget and manage money and improve organization
• Participate safely in community activities and exploration
*Included in the Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit.
*Included in the Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.
Item: CFRM 80 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $40.00
Leisure
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual
Barbara Messenger, MEd, ABDA & Niki Ziarnek, MS, CCC-SLP/L ~ 2004
Over 55 activities and documentation sheets on…
Exploring the community and explore interests - 8 activities to…
• Take walks and visit restaurants and stores
• Inventory leisure interests using worksheets
Games and Imagination - 14 activities to…
• Mazes, word games, scavenger hunts, word finding, making
change and using imagination
Watching Television - 5 activities to…
• Actively watch TV as critic, develop interests, work on fitness
and have fun
Arts and Crafts - 18 activities to…
• Make craft projects and have fun with painting, stencils, puzzles
and collages
Reading and Writing - 7 activities to…
• Improve reading, writing and comprehension with structured activities
Group Activities - 4 activities to…
• Play games, follow instructions, use cards, and scavenger hunts for social interaction
*Included in the Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.
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Daily Living
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual
Barbara Messenger, MEd, ABDA & Niki Ziarnek, MS, CCC-SLP/L ~ 2004
Over 50 activities and documentation sheets on…
Personal Hygiene - 12 activities to…
• Use grooming and hygiene checklist to: develop proper dental
care, learn routine for daily personal bathing and shaving and
maintain well-groomed nails. Use medication checklist to safely
administer medicine.
Household Activities - 8 activities to…
• Learn to sort, wash and fold clothing, make beds, practice a
regular room and household cleaning regimen, and observe rules
for home safety.
Cooking Activities and Safety - 22 activities to…
• Learn safe food preparation from measuring to proper cooking,
storage and refrigeration for snacks and easy meals using
kitchen equipment safely and addressing kitchen safety issues.
Meal Planning, Shopping and Dining - 9 activities to…
• Create a weekly meal plan, take food inventory for grocery planning and shopping and learn
how to plan and prep for meals. Work on proper dining activities, e.g. setting the table, table
manners, cleanup, etc.
*Included in the Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit.
Item: AFRM 68 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $36.00
Family
Rehabilitation Activities Manual
Barbara Messenger, MEd, ABDA & Niki Ziarnek, MS, CCC-SLP/L ~ 2006
We have taken the four functional rehabilitation activity manuals
on behavior, cognition, leisure and daily living used by clinicians
and made a special manual for families. We selected activities that
families easily can use to help an adolescent or adult with behavior,
thinking and learning (cognition), leisure interests, and daily living
(hygiene, dressing, etc).
This activity manual is especially useful for families with a relative
who has a moderate to severe brain injury as many exercises focus
on attention, memory, organization, behaviors, anger, emotions
and concentration. There are 100 exercises designed to teach and
reinforce skills for everyday activities using a step by step format
that families can easily follow. Activities are based on things that
individuals and families do every day, such as holding conversations,
watching television, playing cards, using the telephone, doing
laundry, cooking, and playing games.
There are...
• 60 activities to improve behavior after brain injury
• 25 activities to improve cognition (thinking)
• 10 activities for leisure
• 5 activities on daily living skills
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Workbooks for Survivors and Families
!
NEW Getting Better and Better after Brain Injury
A guide for families, friends and caregivers for living smarter and happier
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner ~ 2010
Life after brain injury can be challenging, not just for the survivor, but also
for those who know and love the individual. This illustrated, down-to-earth
guide is packed with practical ideas to help those who want to help, but are not
sure how. The guide includes practical advice, suggestions and tools to help:
• Recognize the effects of injury on the survivor and family
• Identify sources of distress and learn how to effectively manage stress
• Reduce frustration and master the art of patience
• Learn when and how to ask for help, listen and communicate effectively
Item: 25FA 5 sections, 188 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $36.00
Getting Better and Better after Brain Injury
A guide for survivors for living smarter and happier
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner ~ 2010
Life after brain injury is, more often than not, a tremendous adjustment. This
guide addresses the day-to-day issues faced by many people with brain injury.
It is backed by years of clinical experience, research findings and most of all,
the personal lessons learned and advice given from many individuals living
with traumatic brain injury. It is filled with worksheets, checklists, and many
practical ideas offered by and for survivors.
Item: 25SU 25 sections, 63 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $25.00
Brain Injury Work Book
A guide for living and working productively
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner ~ 2010
After a brain injury, people often don’t know whether they will be able to
work or what else they can do. This practical guide can help people sort through
the options of going back to the same job, finding a new job, or not going back
to work. The book will help you find and successfully keep a job.
This illustrated book contains checklists, worksheets, and many ideas offered
by people who have learned to live and work productively after brain injury.
Item: 25WB 156 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $36.00
After Brain Injury: Tools for Living
A step-by-step guide for caregivers and survivors
J. Lynne Mann & Michael Rossiter ~ 2003
The comprehensive how-to guide and pocket guide for psychological
wellness after traumatic brain injury or stroke cover understanding the self,
recovering emotionally, thinking in new ways, and changing behavior. Written
in plain language and formatted for easy reading and use by caregivers,
families and survivors, the workbook is filled with practical worksheets and
exercises. This is an essential tool for families and survivors on coping with
the effects and consequences of brain injury. It addresses the stresses and
challenges faced daily as well as the long term challenges for the future.
The pocket guide for quick reminders fits easily into a pocket or purse.
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Item: POCK (pocket guide) 65 pages, 5½ x 3½ Price: $15.00
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Speech, Language and Cognitive Communication
!
N EW Therapy Guide for Language and Speech Disorders
A selection of stimulus materials, Vol 1
Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A., CCC-SLP
A portable treatment tool for therapists, this therapy guide has hundreds of
worksheets with cognitive communication activities ranging from simple to
complex levels. There are exercises and activities for comprehension, speech
and language, writing, number skills, speech production, gestures plus word
communication charts. The large print is helpful for persons with visual difficulties
and/or cognitive challenges.
Item: KK1 430 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $50.00
Therapy Guide for Language and Speech Disorders
Advanced stimulus materials, Vol 2
Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A., CCC-SLP
This workbook is for persons with milder neurological impairments due to
brain trauma, tumor, stroke or disease. It is an ideal companion to Volume 1. A
speech and language pathologist can use these exercises for additional inter-
modality and abstract language stimulation at a higher level.
The extensive supply of large print worksheets using real-life activities and
interests provides functional rehabilitation exercises for a wide age range.
Item: KK2 280 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $40.00
Working with Words, Vol 3
Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A., CCC-SLP
This innovative workbook features a collection of large print puzzles and
word games designed to sharpen and stimulate reasoning and verbal skills in
persons with mild to moderate neurological impairments. It is an excellent
resource for persons with visual field neglect, attention/concentration
problems, or word finding difficulties.
Item: KK3 289 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $40.00
Putting the Pieces Together
A linguistically-based cognitive retraining manual, Vol 4
Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A., CCC-SLP
Persons with mild-to-moderate cognitive-based language deficits due to
brain trauma, blast injury, stroke, or aphasia will find this workbook useful.
Exercises are designed to address problem solving, inductive and deductive
reasoning and conceptualization – skills that are essential for cognitive
rehabilitation. While the material is designed as fun activities, they stimulate
the individual’s problem solving and reasoning abilities.
Item: KK4 389 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover Price: $50.00
Reading Comprehension Materials, Vol 5
Kathryn Kilpatrick, M.A., CCC-SLP
These stories are more advanced than the stories in Volume 1 and provide
relevant and motivating exercises for adolescents, adults, and veterans with
neurological impairments. Using a hierarchy of easy to complex exercises,
they are designed for individuals with impaired attention, concentration
difficulties, trouble recalling new information, or visual field neglect.
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Family
Brain Injury
It is a Journey: A practical guide for families
Flora Hammond, MD & Tami Guerrier, BS ~ 2nd Edition, 2010
This practical user-friendly manual helps families understand the
consequences of brain injury. By explaining medical terms in clear
language, readers will understand the various types of brain injury
and the rehabilitation process.
There are detailed descriptions of how a brain injury can affect
physical abilities, memory, cognition (thinking and learning), behav-
ior, emotions, and communication.
Each section describes changes that families may see in the person
with a brain injury and gives suggestions for how to help. Families
will find this manual filled with tips, strategies and checklists that
they can use during the hospital/rehabilitation stay as well as after
the individual returns home, goes back to work, or becomes active in
the community.
Special sections address the many concerns of families over time. This includes information
on family coping, intimacy, sexuality, seizures, alcohol, drugs, driving, returning to school, and
returning to work.
* Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit
* Included in the Troops and Veterans Tool Kit
72 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
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Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens
A guidebook for families, professionals and veterans
Marilyn Lash, MSW, Janelle Breese Biagioni, Tonya Hellard ~ 2009
Sons and daughters often feel confused, scared, anxious and angry
when a parent is injured. This guide helps parents explain physical,
cognitive, behavioral, social and communicative changes that can
follow a brain injury, blast injury or PTSD. Using examples with
children of all ages, it explains their emotional reactions to a parent’s
brain injury or PTSD and gives strategies for coping. Each chapter has
an exercise and practical tips for children, parents and professionals.
Based on extensive interviews with children and teens, this guide
tells their story through their personal experiences as they grew up
with a parent with a brain injury or PTSD. Their comments and
insights will resonate with many families. By understanding the
anxieties and fears of children, parents learn how to provide emotional
support, communicate with children, and help children cope.
This guide is helpful for families at any stage post injury or recovery as it covers children’s
perspectives from early hospital care to adjusting to life at home after a parent’s injury.
*Included in Family & Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
*Included in PTSD Tool Kit.
*Included in Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit.
80 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
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Managing Care and Services after Brain Injury
A workbook for families and caregivers
Don Hood, BA, Marilyn Lash, MSW, Ann Glang, PhD, Bonnie Todis, PhD ~ 2009
Families become the real “case managers” for services in the
community over time, whether it is a son, daughter, parent, sibling,
or spouse who has a brain injury. This workbook teaches families
how to:
• Communicate effectively • Advocate for services and funding
• Set goals and plan for the future • Make referrals that get results
• Locate and coordinate services • Evaluate what’s important
Every family can use information in this workbook to cut through
barriers, find resources, locate services, pull together care plans and build
a future. Each chapter contains worksheets for families to apply the skills
and information to their situation. Examples trace three families using
this information based on real life situations.
*Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
106 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover with PDF files for worksheets
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Ketchup on the Baseboard
Rebuilding life after brain injury
Carolyn Rocchio ~ 2004
This exceptional book is a personal story and a collection of articles that
families will find invaluable for understanding the effects of brain injury over
time. Section One describes the Rocchio family’s personal journey after their
son, Tim, sustained a brain injury in a car crash as a young adult. Tracing his
progress over the next 20 years, readers have a rare glimpse into how family
relationships change over time.
Section Two includes 35 articles covering topics from health and medical
care to rehabilitation, family dynamics, planning for the future and mental
health. It is a resource families can return to repeatedly as new needs and challenges arise. This
book helps families answer the question, “Now what?” It is a comprehensive collection of
information and experience not available elsewhere.
*Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
280 pages, 5½ x 8½, softcover
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A Change of Mind
One family’s journey through brain injury
Janelle Breese Biagioni ~ 2004
This is a very personal view of marriage and parenting by a wife with two
young children as she was thrust into the complex and confusing world of
brain injury. Gerry Breese, a husband, father and constable in the Royal Cana-
dian Mounted Police was injured in a motorcycle crash while on duty.
His wife traces the roller coaster of emotions during her husband’s hospital
stay and return home. She takes you into their home as they struggle to rebuild
their relationship and life at home. The author shares the intimacy of her mar-
riage and the emotional aftermath of brain injury. This book gives the reader
a new appreciation of what survivors and families encounter day by day as they try to heal their
lives and move forward.
*Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
176 pages, 5½ x 8½, softcover
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The Get Well Soon... Balloon!
When a parent has a brain injury
Vicki Sue Parker & Susan Beebe, Illustrator ~ 2005
This story captures the upheaval in a child’s world when a parent
has a brain injury. It helps family members explain the effects of a
brain injury to children. Most of all, it helps children understand their
feelings as they try to make sense of their altered world. This story
book is a helpful tool for young children as they grieve and struggle
to reform their relationship with a parent after brain injury.
*Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
16 pages, 8½ x 11 full color, 12 illustrations, softcover
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Tool Kits for Life Care Planners & Case Managers
!
NEW A special line of Tool Kits designed for case managers and life care planners to
distribute to families. Providing families with information about brain injury is a
major step toward helping them understand the physical, cognitive, behavioral and
emotional changes as they rebuild their lives.
Kit on Adults with Brain Injury
Full Kit includes 3 books, 2 manuals, 6 tip cards and 1 DVD.
• Educates families about the consequences of
brain injury • Prepares families to coordinate and
manage care and services • Describes compensatory
strategies and therapeutic activities • Explores
impact of brain injury on employment
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Kit on Children with Brain Injury
Full Kit includes 6 books and 5 tip cards.
Gives families essential information to understand
the impact of trauma on a child’s developing brain.
• Guides families through medical and rehabilitation
care • Prepares and coordinates entry or return to
school • Increases knowledge and skills for advocacy
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Kit on Teens with Brain Injury
Full Kit includes 6 books and 6 tip cards.
Adolescents are in critical stages of brain
development as they mature from childhood to
adulthood. • Explains cognitive and behavioral issues
for adolescents • Helps with social skills and peer
relationships • Plans for transitions within school
and after high school
Item: LCPT Market price: $113.00 save 12% Price: $100.00
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Troops and Veterans
Understanding the Effects of
Concussion, Blast & Brain Injuries:
A guide for families, veterans, service members and caregivers ~ 2008
Traumatic brain injury has been called the signature wound of the wars in
Iraq and Afghanistan. As troops return home, their families and caregivers
are searching for information about the effects of concussion, blast and
brain injuries. This guide is a special edition for all who are involved in
the care and treatment of wounded veterans. It contains information on
the full spectrum of injuries from the short term effects of concussions or
mild brain injuries to the life long effects of more severe brain injuries.
By rewriting our popular tip cards on brain injury, this special guide is a
valuable resource filled with information, practical tips and strategies to
help families and caregivers as veterans seek treatment and return to their communities.
It includes information on…
• Emotional impact on families when a spouse, parent, sibling, son or daughter has a brain injury
• Effects of a brain injury on behavior, thinking, emotions, communication and social skills
• Concussion, post traumatic stress disorder, post traumatic headaches, and substance abuse
• Effects of a brain injury on employment and accommodations on the job
• Programs and websites about PTSD and brain injury that provide support and information.
*Included in Troops and Veterans Tool Kit.
*Included in Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit.
144 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover
Item: VETG 1@$35.00 5/$170 10/$332 25/$787 50/$1,487 100/$2,800
Souls Under Siege
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Bridget C. Cantrell, Ph.D. ~ 2010
Both active duty service members and veterans know the physical and
emotional stresses that accompany multiple deployments to Iraq or Afghanistan.
The stresses affect not only our troops but their families and children as well.
This insightful book frankly discusses the impact and pressures of multiple
deployments and provides strategies to support service members and their
families. Part 1 discusses the revolving door of multiple deployments. Part
2 has advice for children with a deployed parent as well as families with two
deployed parents. Part 3 identifies positive steps for coming home.
Item: SUSI 160 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $17.00
Once A Warrior
Wired for life
Bridget C. Cantrell, Ph.D. & Chuck Dean ~ 2007
Tens of thousands of US troops have shown signs of serious stress upon their
return home. This book describes stress reactions and explains how to deal with
and recognize symptoms as they arise. Many signs of Post Traumatic Stress
Disorder (PTSD) are what military stress teams now call Combat Operational
Stress (COS). Every participant in a war zone will show some aspects of
COS (i.e. hyper-alertness, anxiety, frustration, anger, confusion, intolerance of
“stupid” behavior, sleep disruption, etc.). This book helps veterans recognize
issues from their tours of duty – and to know that they are not alone on their
journey home. *Included in Troops and Veterans Tool Kit.
Item: OAW 119 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $17.00
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Explaining Brain Injury, Blast Injury and PTSD to Children and Teens
A guidebook for families, professionals and veterans
Marilyn Lash, MSW, Janelle Breese Biagioni, Tonya Hellard ~ 2009
Sons and daughters often feel confused, scared, anxious and angry when
a parent is injured. This guide helps parents explain physical, cognitive,
behavioral, social and communicative changes that can follow a brain injury,
blast injury or PTSD. Using examples with children of all ages, it explains their
emotional reactions to a parent’s brain injury or PTSD and gives strategies for
coping. Each chapter has an exercise and practical tips for children, parents
and professionals. Based on extensive interviews with children and teens, this
guide tells their story through their personal experiences as they grew up with
a parent with a brain injury or PTSD.
*Included in the Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury.
*Included in PTSD Tool Kit.
*Included in Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit.
80 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
Item: EBIB 1@$25.00 5/$115 10/$216 25/$480 50/$875 100/$1,500
Healing Together
Suzanne Phillips, PsyD, Kianne Kane, DSW ~ 2008
Traumatic events can lead to emotional reactions ranging from anxiety and
depression to post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). The person may have been
seriously injured or been in a life-threatening situation.
This guide helps couples recognize and recover from the emotional impact
of physical and psychological trauma, learn how to communicate their needs,
manage anger, deal with traumatic memories, recapture lost intimacy, and
recognize their resiliency as a couple.
Presented as a practical, step-by-step program, this guide is especially helpful
for individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) returning from the
conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan.
*Included in Troops and Veterans Tool Kit.
*Included in PTSD Tool Kit.
Item: HEAL 208 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $17.00
PTSD Workbook
Mary Beth Williams, PhD & Soili Poijula, PhD ~ 2002
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can occur after a person is exposed to
a terrifying event or ordeal, such as a car crash, war injuries, violence, natural
disaster or sexual abuse. Often individuals with PTSD repeatedly re-experience
the ordeal in the form of flashback episodes, recurring memories, nightmares,
or frightening thoughts. PTSD symptoms include emotional numbness and
sleep disturbances, poor concentration, depression, anxiety, and irritability or
outbursts of anger.
This workbook helps trauma survivors understand the symptoms and
consequences of PTSD and gives exercises and techniques to help deal with
trauma-related symptoms.
*Included in Troops and Veterans Tool Kit.
*Included in the PTSD Tool Kit.
Item: PTWB 248 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $22.00
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Traumatic Stress
The effects of overwhelming experience on mind, body, and society
Bessel A. van der Kolk, MD, Alexander C. McFarlane, MD,
& Lars Weisaet, MD, Editors ~ 2007
Topics include why some people cope successfully with traumatic experiences
while others do not, the neurobiological processes underlying PTSD
symptomatology, enduring questions surrounding traumatic memories and
dissociation, and the core components of effective interventions.
Textbook examines clinical practice and research findings on PTSD. Exploring
the multiple effects of trauma and the treatment of PTSD in civilians and veterans,
there is a review of the background issues and history of trauma. The section on
acute reactions covers soldiers and civilians. The section on adaptations to trauma
addresses the PTSD classification, the course of post traumatic reactions, and
psychological and biological factors to consider. The effects of trauma and PTSD on memory are
addressed. Developmental, social and cultural issues are explored. The treatment section covers
both prevention as well as acute treatments, cognitive-behavioral therapy, psychopharmacological
treatment, psychotherapy, and the therapeutic environment.
Item: STRESS 596 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $45.00
Concussion, Mild Brain Injury and Memory
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Workbook
Douglas Mason, PhD ~ 2004
Helps individuals and families understand the effects of mild brain injury.
Filled with exercises to help deal with the cognitive effects as well as the
psychological and emotional difficulties that can accompany changes in
memory, attention and communication after mild brain injury.
There is an easy to understand overview of mild traumatic brain injury and
description of symptoms and post concussion syndrome. Checklists and forms
are used to record symptoms and set goals.
There are specific chapters on physical aspects, the senses, attention, memory, cognitive
communication, visuospatial processing, depression, and anxiety. Clinical information is presented
in user-friendly language and every chapter has multiple exercises to apply the information.
*Included in Mild Brain Injury Tool Kit.
Item: MTBW 174 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $22.00
Memory Doctor
Doug Mason, PhD & Spencer Xavier Smith ~ 2005
We all know what it’s like to have trouble finding our keys in the morning,
remembering why we went upstairs, or recalling the names of people we just met.
This book clearly explains how memory works and the different types of memory
that we use everyday.
• Get inside your head and see how your memory really works
• Target specific areas of memory that you can improve
• Experiment with simple techniques to accomplish memory-enhancing goals
• Find out which supplements can help improve memory - and which do nothing
*Included in the Memory Tool Kit.
Item: MEDO 143 pages, 5¼ x 7½, softcover $15.00
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Memory Workbook
Breakthrough techniques to exercise your brain
and improve your memory
Douglas Mason, PsyD & Michael Kohn, PsyD ~ 2001
Innovative techniques, exercises, games, and puzzles help readers understand
how memory works. Summarizes latest scientific findings on memory
functioning, providing a wealth of information about medications, memory
disorders, and resources.
Shows how to…
• maximize sensory receptiveness • improve mental focus
• rehearse and imprint information • use visual and sensory imagery
This workbook is not intended for someone with severe memory impairments due to traumatic
brain injury. It is recommended for adults with mild difficulties with memory due to aging, mild
brain injury, concussion or other brain disorders affecting memory.
*Included in the Memory Tool Kit.
Item: MEMWB 248 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $22.00
BrainLash
Maximize your recovery from mild brain injury
Gail Denton, PhD ~ Third edition, 2008
Written by a psychotherapist who coped over many years with effects of
several mild brain injuries, this book is filled with tools and strategies for daily
life. There are clear explanations of how executive functions may be affected
including attention, communication, inhibitions, and thought processes with a
very useful toolbox of techniques and compensatory strategies. Changes in both
the physical body and emotional wellbeing of an individual are addressed.
This book provides insights and reassurance to individuals and families who
are trying to make sense of their altered world after “mild” brain injury.
*Included in Mild Brain Injury Tool Kit.
Item: BRLA 344 pages, 7 x 10, softcover $25.00
Mild Traumatic Brain Injury and Postconcussion Syndrome:
The new evidence base for diagnosis and treatment
Micheal McCrea, PhD ~ 2007
The most current research on mild traumatic brain injury and post concussion
syndrome is summarized and presented clearly in this book. It provides
clinicians with evidence based findings for diagnosis and management that
will be instrumental in assessment and treatment planning. The liberal use
of charts, tables, lists and graphs illustrate complex information into useful
tools for clinical practice and academic teaching. Each section has a helpful
summary of Top 10 Conclusions. Content covers...
• Epidemiology and impact of mild traumatic brain injury
• Clinical science behind mild traumatic brain injury
• Acute symptoms and recovery characteristics and patterns
• Functional outcomes and potential long-term effects
Item: MTPS 224 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $40.00
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Community
Choosing, Finding and Keeping a Job after Brain Injury
A workbook and training program
Janet P. Niemeier, PhD, ABPP (RP), Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, PhD, ABPP (RP),
& Shy DeGrace, BS ~ 2009
A vocational training program for adults with traumatic and other
acquired brain injuries living in the community has 20 structured sessions
with workbook and CD with worksheets.
Part 1 - helps survivors of brain injuries and blast injuries explore their
interests, concerns and readiness for finding a job or returning to work.
Part 2 - covers looking for a job with attention to disclosure of a disability,
on the job accommodations, resume preparation and interviewing.
Part 3 - gives strategies for keeping a job and avoiding problems.
This vocational training curriculum addresses the special learning needs
of persons with brain injury by using a 4 step format for all sessions:
• identifies challenges for individuals with brain injury considering or searching for work.
• uses surveys or questionnaires to ask participants about employment after brain injury.
• presents positive and negative ways to cope with challenges on the job
• demonstrates strategies and skills for problem solving.
This workbook can be used in a group format or individually. Handouts and questionnaires are
written in large print for individuals with visual deficits. The handouts are written at a fifth grade
reading level to accommodate individuals with reading difficulties.
*Included in the Working after Brain Injury Tool Kit.
168 pages plus CD with worksheets, 8½ x 11, softcover
Item: JOBS 1 @$70.00 5/$333 10/$630 25/$1,400
The Essence of Interdependence
Building community for everyone
Al Condeluci, PhD ~ 2008
“The problem” is not that people have disabilities, the problem is how
people in a community view people with disabilities. Using the concept of
“social capital,” Condeluci explores similarities among all people and the
necessary steps to build bridges for personal relationships.
By examining the roles, expectations, behavior and stereotypes of
people with and without disabilities, this manual shows how to move
from a medical model to a community approach. Using a paradigm for
interdependence, personal accounts and frank discussions are woven
together with clinical expertise and social theory.
Whether you are a clinician, educator, caregiver, family member or
advocate, you will find this book engaging, insightful and challenging.
Most of all, it will make you rethink your beliefs, attitudes and approach
to inclusion of people with disabilities in your community.
88 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
Item: ESIN 1 @$25.00 5/$115 10/$216 25/$480 50/$875 100/$1,500
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Together is Better
Creating a community where each person belongs
Al Condeluci, PhD, Kristen Burke, Melva Gooden-Ledbetter,
Mary Ann Evans McGuirk & Dori Ortman ~ 2008
Building on the simple concept of community, this guide explores the
complexities, challenges and rewards of developing a community where each
person belongs – young and old, children and adults, people with and without
disabilities. Topics include...
• understanding the concepts of community and social capital
• looking at what we all have in common
• finding a community and understanding how it operates
• working with the gatekeeper
60 pages, 7 x 8½, softcover
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After a Stroke
300 Tips for making life easier
Cleo Hutton ~ 2005
With hospital and rehabilitation stays becoming shorter, this book focuses
on recovery at home with tips and information useful for adults with traumatic
brain injuries, brain tumors or brain infections.
It covers communication, emotional liability, safety issues, personal care,
relaxation techniques, and intimacy. Tips discuss everything from dressing,
hair care, cooking, and airline travel to using a computer and managing pain.
There are strategies for how to accomplish daily living routines, combat
fatigue, enjoy recreational activities, and how to turn deficits into assets.
*Included in Aging after Brain Injury Tool Kit.
Item: STROKE 148 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $17.00
DVDs on Brain Injury
Brain Injury Dialogues
Rick Franklin & Lyell Davies ~ 2009
Though he appears normal, Rick Franklin’s brain injury has made his life
anything but. Teaming up with veteran documentary maker Lyell Davies, they
explore the personal impact of traumatic brain injury and reveal the range of
deficits survivors face, physically and mentally.
Survivors of brain injury can watch this and know, “I’m not alone. Others
share my difficulties.” This documentary is a great tool to educate and sensitize
the public, caregivers, staff and educators to become familiar with this serious
and widespread disability. *Included in Survivor Tool Kit.
Item: ADVD 52 minutes $20.00
TBI: One Woman’s Journey
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David Wittkower ~ 2010 W!
Tonia’s traumatic brain injury resulted in physical, emotional,
cognitive and behavioral changes that affected not only her life,
but that of her family as well. This DVD provides a multidimensional
look at the impact of TBI through interviews with the survivor, her family,
and friends. Information about the trauma of brain injury is provided through
interviews with her physicians, psychologists, college professors and pastors.
Item: TOWJ 20 minutes $20.00
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Please be sure to visit the New Products page at
www.lapublishing.com/tbi-new-products to see what’s new.
Just a sampling of our newest products...
Introduction to Neuropsychology
J. Graham Beaumont, PhD ~ 2008
Item: NEURO 382 pages, 6 x 9, hardcover $45.00
Psychotherapy after Brain Injury
Principles and Techniques
Pamela S. Klonoff, PhD ~ 2010
Item: PYTH 290 pages, 7 x 10, hardcover $50.00
Memory Rehabilitation
Integrating Theory and Practice
Barbara A. Wilson, PhD ~ 2009
Item: MERE 284 pages, 6 x 9, hardcover $48.00
Clinician’s Guide to PTSD:
A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach
Steven Taylor, PhD ~ 2009
Item: CGPT 322 pages, 6 x 9, softcover $25.00
Overcoming Grief and Loss After Brain Injury
Janet P. Niemeier, PhD and Robert L. Karol, PhD ~ 2010
Item: OGLA 240 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $30.00
Depression Workbook
Mary Ellen Copeland, MS ~ 2001
Item: DEPWB 333 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $25.00
Cognitive Behavioral Workbook
for Depression
William Knaus, EdD ~ 2006
Item: CBWD 336 pages, 8½ x 11, softcover $25.00
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Adult Sample Packet
Order the Sample Packet and receive one of each tip card on adults with brain injury. Save close
to 20% off individual prices. Packet comes collated and shrink wrapped with cover.
Titles in the Adult Sample Packet include…
Tip Cards on the Brain
Brain Injury: How to recognize and treat it
Coma
Concussion in Adults
Seizures after Brain Injury
Post Traumatic Headache
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Tips Cards on Helping Families
Life after Brain Injury: A guide for families
Emotions: Hope after brain injury
Helping Sons and Daughters: When a parent has a brain injury
Life Changes: When a spouse or partner has a brain injury
Loss, Grief and Mourning
Depression after Brain Injury
Caregiving after Brain Injury
Families as Managers of Care and Services
Talking with Families
Finding Support
Tip Cards on Medications and Communication
Guide to Medications after Brain Injury
How Medications Work after Brain Injury
Communicating with an Adult after Brain Injury
Tip Cards on Behavior and Cognition
Myths and Facts about Behavior after Brain Injury
Minding Behavior: Challenges in adults after brain injury
Behavior at Home: Managing challenges in adults
Behavior Programs and Behavior Problems
Changes in Self Awareness
Memory After Brain Injury
Tip Cards on Life in the Community
Adults Living with Brain Injury
Coping with Survival
OOPS! Social skills after brain injury
Aging with a Brain Injury
Substance Abuse
Sexuality: After brain injury
Undiagnosed Brain Injuries in Youths and Adults
Living a Full Life
Tip Cards on College and Working
Going to College
Adults with Brain Injury: Myths and stereotypes
Thinking about Work: Services that can help
Back to Work? Options after a neurological disability
Work: Myths and facts about hiring
Item: SAMPA Shrink wrapped with cover $65.00/set
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Tip Cards on Adults with Brain Injury
Tip cards on the Brain...
Brain Injury: How to recognize and treat it
Harvey E. Jacobs, Ph.D. & Flora Hammond, MD ~ 2009
Helps families, survivors and caregivers understand what happens when the
brain is injured by explaining common medical terms. Describes types of acquired
brain injuries including traumatic brain injury (TBI), anoxia (hypoxia), stroke
or cardiovascular accidents (CVA), aneurysm, toxemia, viruses and bacterial
infections in the brain. Lists physical, cognitive, communication, emotional and
behavioral symptoms and changes that may follow a brain injury. Recommended
for clinicians and physicians to use as an educational tool.
Item: B101 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
COMA
When a person has a brain injury
Ron Savage, EdD & Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ Second edition, 2007
This tip card helps family members, friends and visitors understand what coma
means and what to expect when visiting a person who has been injured. Use
of the Glasgow Coma Scale and Rancho Los Amigos Scale to measure level of
consciousness and responsiveness is explained.
Includes tips and suggestions for how family members can help, comfort and
respond to a person during early stages of coma recovery. There are suggestions
for explaining coma to children of a parent who has been injured.
Item: COMA 6 pages $2.00 each 10/$16 25/$36 50/$63 100/$108 200/$180
Concussion in Adults
Ron Savage, EdD & Bill Frey, PhD ~ Second edition, 2007
Helps users recognize symptoms and monitor recovery after a concussion.
Describes types of concussion and identifies early and persistent symptoms.
Lists strategies to help deal with effects of concussion. An 8 week checklist/
chart describes physical changes as well as cognitive and behavioral changes and
helps to monitor symptoms and track progress.
Item: CIA 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Seizures after Brain Injury
Douglas Katz, MD ~ 2008
Explains why seizures may occur after a brain injury and how they are
diagnosed. Defines types of seizures in clear language for families, survivors
and caregivers. Describes what happens in the brain and body before, during and
after a seizure. Explains treatment with anticonvulsant medications and other
methods for controlling seizure activity.
Item: SEIZ 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
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Post Traumatic Headache
Nathan Zasler, MD ~ 2006
Helps families and individuals recognize causes of headache after a brain, head
or neck injury. Explains methods of assessment and management of headaches.
Describes common types of headaches after trauma and gives suggestions for
treatment and pain management.
Discusses options for treatment with tips for talking with the doctor about
headaches after trauma.
Item: PTH 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder PTSD
Nadia Webb, PhD ~ 2006
Helps families, individuals and clinicians understand and recognize the causes
and symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in civilians and veterans.
Describes the effects of PTSD on the brain. Explains the symptoms and cycle
of PTSD and choices for treatment. Includes tips on caring for yourself after
trauma and what to avoid when being treating for PTSD.
Item: PTSD 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Tip Cards on Helping Families...
Life after Brain Injury
A guide for families
Carolyn Rocchio & Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ 2005
Discusses emotional reactions of families and gives tips for gathering information
in the hospital, learning about brain injury, seeking emotional support, moving
to rehabilitation, coming home, and paying the bills. Alerts families to possible
changes over time.
Item: LIFE 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Emotions
Hope after brain injury
Ann Deaton, PhD ~ 2006
Discusses range of negative emotions of anger, sadness and fear among families
after brain injury. Compares them to positive emotions of joy and love. Gives
tips for families on handling emotions rather than being controlled by them.
Shows how forgiveness, hope and gratitude affect emotional recovery of family
members and relationship with the person who has been injured.
Item: EMOT 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
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Helping Sons and Daughters
When a parent has a brain injury
Marilyn Lash, MSW & Janelle Breese Biagioni ~ 2005
Helps families and professionals understand the grieving process of children
and how it varies by age from preschoolers to adult children. Gives suggestions
for helping sons and daughters cope with hospital/rehabilitation stays and for the
parent’s return home.
Item: HSDP 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Life Changes
When a spouse or partner has a brain injury
Janelle Breese Biagioni & Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ 2007
Discusses impact of a brain injury on the family and changing roles and
responsibilities of the non-injured spouse/partner. Shows how to activate a
support system to relieve stress.
Discusses coping methods and common responses to changes in parenting,
intimacy, and caregiving. Stresses importance of self-care.
Item: LCSP 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Loss, Grief and Mourning
After brain injury
Janelle Breese Biagioni ~ 2007
This tip card explains how to do the important work of healing as families and
survivors deal with their feelings of grief and loss after a brain injury. It describes
the range of responses among families and friends.
Types of mourning are explained as families deal with their emotions. There
are practical tips for persons with brain injury, for family members and for
professionals on the grief process.
Item: LGM 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Depression
After Brain Injury
Pamela Law, PhD ~ 2007
This tip card helps persons with brain injury and their families recognize the
signs of depression, know when and how to ask for help, and suggests how to
locate helpful resources.
It includes facts about depression after brain injury and checklists for family
members and survivors with tips on what to do and what not to do.
Item: DEPR 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
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Caregiving after Brain Injury
A survival guide
Carolyn Rocchio ~ Second edition, 2006
Helps families prepare for caregiving at home and anticipate changes in
caregiving over time. Identifies the emotional and physical demands and stresses
for caregivers.
Emphasizes importance of caregivers looking after themselves with tips for
decreasing stress, finding help, locating support and avoiding burnout.
Item: CARE 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Families as Managers of Care and Services
Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ Second edition, 2006
Takes six basic skills used by professional case managers and adapts them
for families. Shows how families can be involved in assessment, information
gathering, referral, service coordination, advocacy and evaluation.
Helps prepare families to communicate effectively as ultimate managers of care
and services at home and in the community.
Item: FMCS 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Talking with Families
John Richards, MSW, Marilyn Lash, MSW & Carolyn Rocchio ~ 2008
Helps professionals support, communicate and educate families effectively
during all stages of care for acquired brain injury. By understanding the family’s
reactions, professionals learn how to address intense emotional reactions of
anger, guilt and other negative emotions. Gives strategies for responding to
questions, comments, or dissatisfaction. Filled with detailed and practical tips
on helping and supporting families while recognizing concerns and stresses of
families when a member has a head injury.
Item: TAFA 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Finding Support
Judy Sullivan and Janelle Breese Biagioni ~ 2008
Describes how natural supports can help, as well as informal support from
peers and friends when a family member has a brain injury. Discusses when
more formal support and help from professionals are needed. Suggestions and
practical strategies help families and survivors build support systems to reduce
isolation and strengthen relationships. Section for professionals includes tips on
working with families and survivors.
Item: FISU 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
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Tip Cards on Medications and Communication...
Guide to Medications
After brain injury
Peter Patrick, PhD ~ 2006
Explains uses of medication after brain injury to help with emotional and
psychological changes and to improve cognitive abilities in adults.
Describes how medication may affect a person differently after a brain injury.
Discusses how to talk about medication with your doctor, manage side effects
and avoid drug interactions.
Item: GTME 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
How Medications Work
After brain injury
Peter Patrick, PhD ~ 2006
Explains how an injury to the brain can affect nerve cells, receptors and
neurotransmitters. Describes the body’s reactions to medication. Explains how
the body absorbs, eliminates, metabolizes, and distributes medications.
Summarizes recent research on just how medications can affect a person after
a brain injury.
Item: HMWK 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Communicating with an Adult
After brain injury
Roberta DePompei, PhD & Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ 2005
Understand how a brain injury can affect reading, writing, speaking, conversing
or gesturing.
Describes effects of a brain injury on speech and changes in expressive and
receptive skills. Explains why communication difficulties often appear in “real
life” rather than in formal tests. Gives practical tips for improving communication
and finding help.
Item: COAD 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Tip Cards on Behavior and Cognition...
Myths and Facts
About behavior after brain injury
Harvey Jacobs, PhD ~ 2007
Corrects inaccurate beliefs and assumptions about changes in behavior after
brain injury. Explains relationship between the brain and behavior.
Discusses reasons for behaviors, reactions to disruptive or embarrassing
behavior, and methods to support positive behavior. Helps families and caregivers
understand behavior and how to help the individual.
Item: MFBE 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
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Minding Behavior
Challenges in adults after brain injury
Harvey Jacobs, PhD ~ Second edition, 2007
Explains misunderstandings about “behavior problems” by defining behavior
and its purpose. Shows how interaction of an individual and the environment
produces the behavior.
Explains how to react to difficult behaviors and gives principles for evaluating
behavior. Written to help professionals better understand complexity of behavior
and use of positive approaches after brain injury.
Item: MBCA 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Behavior at Home
Managing challenges in adults after brain injury
Carolyn Rocchio and Harvey Jacobs, PhD ~ 2007
This tip card explains the importance of educating the family about the causes
of changes in behavior after an adult has a brain injury.
Ten common beliefs about behavior are identified with explanations of
whether they are true or false. Each belief is followed with practical strategies
to help families and caregivers manage changes in behavior at home and in the
community.
Item: BAHO 8 pages $2.50 each 10/$22 25/$48 50/$84 100/$144 200/$240
Behavior Programs and Behavior Problems
Promote success and avoid failure
Harvey E. Jacobs, PhD ~ 2006
Explains importance of well designed behavioral programs to address challenges
of behavior after brain injury.
Describes principles of least restrictive treatment and guidelines for use of
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Changes in Self Awareness
After brain injury
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD ~ 2007
Impaired self awareness can limit or slow recovery because individuals may not
follow therapy or treatment recommendations. Family efforts to help the person
can be especially frustrating if the person insists that “everything is fine” or “I
don’t need help.” This tip card describes four major causes of altered awareness
after a brain injury and gives strategies for therapists and caregivers. Uses of
education and feedback are explained.
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Memory
After brain injury
McKay Moore Sohlberg, PhD ~ 2007
This tip card explains the basics of how memory works and why it may be
affected by a brain injury. It will help families, individuals, clinicians and therapists
understand the different types of memory by clear definitions and examples of
how each type of memory is used in everyday life. A section on myths and facts
about memory addresses the most common misinformation about memory.
There are tips for survivors, caregivers, therapists and families that show how to
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Tip Cards on Life in the Community...
Adults Living with Brain Injury
Carolyn Rocchio, Pam Fleming, MA & Erika Rossi Mountz, OTR ~ 2004
Checklists identify the effects of a brain injury on physical skills, vision, hearing,
thinking, learning, behaviors, and awareness. Checklists can be used to identify
how much help is needed for self care, orientation, communication, home safety,
household duties, organization, social skills, handling money, and transportation.
Includes strategies for protecting others from out of control behavior.
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Coping with Survival
After brain injury
John Richards, MSW ~ 2007
This tip card describes the choices for building a new life after brain injury.
A frank comparison of negative and positive approaches shows the difference
between focusing on the past and what has been lost and focusing on the present
and what can be done.
This is a great tool for support groups and for individuals with its discussion
of reactions, emotions, abilities and attitudes. It is the beginning of a search for a
“New Normal” after brain injury.
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OOPS!
Social skills after brain injury
Harvey Jacobs, PhD ~ 2005
Describes common changes in social skills that result in isolation, rejection,
loss of friends and “not fitting in.” Explains how changes in cognition, inhibitions,
judgment, self awareness and behavior can affect social skills and relationships.
Gives practical suggestions and checklists for improving social skills by using
mentors, giving feedback, and encouraging self-monitoring.
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Aging
With a brain injury
Mary Hibbard, PhD ~ 2006
Identifies concerns about growing older after surviving a brain injury and long-
term effects with aging. Corrects common misunderstandings about brain injury
and development of Alzheimer’s disease, worsening memory, decision-making,
chances of repeated injuries, shortened life span, and increased reliance on
others with aging. Includes tips and strategies for healthy aging.
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Substance Abuse
After brain injury
John Corrigan, PhD & Roberta DePompei, PhD ~ Second edition, 2006
Describes dangers of alcohol and drug use after brain injury. Outlines signs of
substance abuse, identifies reasons, and gives methods for responding.
Gives guidelines on how to initiate conversations about drug and alcohol use
and how to identify a problem. Lists strategies for what families can do if they
suspect substance abuse. A true/false quiz illustrates common myths about
alcohol and drug use.
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Sexuality
After a person has a brain injury
David Strauss, PhD ~ Second edition, 2006
Corrects myths about sexuality in persons with disabilities. Explains how
changes in inhibition, communication, physical abilities and cognition after brain
injury can affect sexuality.
Gives strategies for caregivers and family members on responding to sexual
behaviors. Describes how to teach sexual skills and train staff about sexuality.
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Undiagnosed Brain Injuries
In youths & adults
Michael Mozzoni, PhD & Marilyn Lash, MSW ~ 2002
Describes signs of undiagnosed brain injuries among youths and adults.
Provides checklists of questions to ask and things to observe. Lists common
signs and symptoms of physical changes, cognitive changes, behavioral problems
and social issues. Provides information on what to do if you suspect a person
has a brain injury.
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Living a Full Life
Gary Prowe, MPP ~ 2009
Discusses how to challenge yourself and be flexible while rebuilding your life
after brain injury. Includes strategies for living deliberately to prevent becoming
overloaded or too pressed for time. Has tips for spouses, parents, siblings,
children, friends, neighbors, and co-workers on ways to help a person with a
brain injury create a fulfilling new life. Includes tips for using compensatory
strategies or doing something a bit differently.
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Tip Cards on College and Working...
Going to College
When a student has a brain injury
Jane Goodwin, MA & Linda Larson, MA ~ 1999
Describes federal laws for students with disabilities and how to find special
services in college. Lists academic accommodations for exams, lectures, and
classroom assignments.
Gives strategies to improve language and comprehension, plus tips for
organizing information and studying.
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Adults with Brain Injury
Myths and stereotypes about work and life
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, PhD & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner, MA ~ 2002
Examines common stereotypes about people with disabilities and myths about
brain injury. Corrects many false beliefs about recovery from brain injury.
Discusses how to confront negative attitudes among family members, friends
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brain injury.
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Thinking about Work
Services that can help
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, PhD & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner, MA
~ Second edition, 2007
Discusses pros and cons of working with a disability. Describes how to get
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social services, transportation and case management.
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Back to Work?
Options after a neurological disability
Jeffrey S. Kreutzer, PhD & Stephanie Kolakowsky-Hayner, MA
~ Second edition, 2007
Helps adults with disabilities and families identify challenges for returning to
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Reviews choices and options for returning to a job. Prepares for discussing job
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Work
Myths and facts about hiring individuals with disabilities
Susan DePompei & Vincent Licenziato ~ 1999
Describes how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to hiring, working
with or firing a person with a disability.
Discusses when and how to talk about a disability and negotiate accommodations
in an interview. Addresses how to discuss accommodations on the job for a
visible physical disability and for a less visible cognitive impairment.
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Alphabetical Index
A Change of Mind ...........................................................25 Life Changes: When a spouse has a brain injury .............37
Adults Living with Brain Injury ......................................41 Living a Full Life .............................................................43
Adults with Brain Injury: Myths and stereotypes ............43 Loss, Grief and Mourning ................................................37
After a Stroke ...................................................................32 Managing Care and Services after Brain Injury ..............25
After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story ............................17 Memory After Brain Injury ..............................................41
After Brain Injury: Tools for Living ................................22 Memory after Brain Injury Tool Kit ..................................8
Aging with a Brain Injury ................................................42 Memory Doctor................................................................29
Attention Process Training Programs ........................ 11-13 Memory Workbook..........................................................30
Back to Work? Options after a neurological disability ....44 Mild Brain Injury Tool Kit ................................................7
Behavior after Brain Injury Tool Kit .................................8 Mild Traumatic Brain Injury & Postconcussion ..............30
Behavior at Home: Managing challenges in adults .........40 Mild Traumatic Brain Injury Workbook..........................29
Behavior Functional Activities Manual ...........................19 Minding Behavior: Challenges after brain injury ............40
Behavior Programs and Behavior Problems ....................40 Myths and Facts about Behavior after Brain Injury.........39
BrainLash .........................................................................30 Once a Warrior: Wired for life.........................................27
Brain Injury Dialogues.....................................................32 OOPS! Social skills after brain injury .............................41
Brain Injury: How to recognize and treat it .....................35 Order Form................................................................. 45-46
Brain Injury: It is a journey..............................................24 Pay Attention! Second Edition.........................................11
Brain Injury Work Book ..................................................22 Post Traumatic Headache ................................................36
Caregiving after Brain Injury ...........................................38 Post Traumatic Stress Disorder........................................36
Changes in Self Awareness..............................................40 Procedure for Assessing Awareness ...............................16
Chaplain and Counselor Tool Kit ......................................5 PTSD Tool Kit for Veterans and Families.........................5
Choosing, Finding, Keeping a Job after Brain Injury ......31 PTSD Workbook..............................................................28
Cognitive Communication: Activities Manual ................18 Public Access Computer Key (PACK) ............................13
Cognition Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ..20 Sample Tip Card Packet on Adults ..................................30
Cognitive Rehabilitation: An Integrative Approach ........15 Seizures after Brain Injury ...............................................35
Cognitive Rehabilitation Tool Kit after Brain Injury ........6 Sexuality: After brain injury ............................................42
Coma ................................................................................35 Souls Under Siege ............................................................27
Communicating with an Adult after Brain Injury ............39 Stroke and Acquired Brain Injury Tool Kit .....................10
Concussion in Adults .......................................................35 Substance Abuse ..............................................................42
Coping with Survival .......................................................41 Survivor Tool Kit for Adults with Brain Injury .................6
Daily Living Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual 21 Talking with Families ......................................................38
Depression after Brain Injury...........................................37 TBI: One Woman’s Journey .............................................32
Depression after Brain Injury Tool Kit ..............................9 The Essence of Interdependence ......................................31
Emotions: Hope after brain injury ...................................36 The Get Well Soon…Balloon!.........................................26
Explaining Brain Injury to Children & Teens ............24, 28 The Helping Exchange: P.E.A.R.L ..................................17
Families as Managers of Care and Services ....................38 Therapy Guides for Language and Speech, Vol 1-5 ........23
Family and Adult Tool Kit on Traumatic Brain Injury......4 Thinking about Work: Services that can help ..................43
Family Rehabilitation Activities Manual .........................21 Tip Card Adult Sample Packet .........................................34
Finding Support ...............................................................38 Tip Cards on Behavior and Cognition .............................39
Functional Rehabilitation Activities Tool Kit..............7, 18 Tip Cards on College and Working .................................43
Get Well Soon Balloon ....................................................22 Tip Cards on the Brain .....................................................35
Getting Better and Better after Brain Injury ....................22 Tip Cards on Helping Families ........................................36
Going to College ..............................................................43 Tip Cards on Life in the Community ...............................41
Guide to Medications after Brain Injury ..........................39 Tip Cards on Medication and Communication ................39
Healing Together .............................................................28 Together is Better ............................................................32
Helping Exchange: P.E.A.R.L .........................................15 Tool Kits for Life Care Planners & Case Managers ........26
Helping Sons and Daughters............................................37 Traumatic Stress...............................................................29
Hero’s Journey .................................................................16 Troops &Veterans Tool Kit on Blast Injury ......................4
How Medications Work after Brain Injury ......................39 Understanding Concussion, Blast & Brain Injury ...........27
How to do Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy ..................15 Understanding Everybody’s Behavior after Brain Injury 14
Ketchup on the Baseboard ...............................................25 Undiagnosed Brain Injuries in Youth and Adults ............42
Leisure Functional Rehabilitation Activities Manual ......20 Work: Myths and facts about hiring ................................44
Life after Brain Injury: A guide for families ...................36 Working after Brain Injury Tool Kit ..................................9
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