Lending Library

Workbook that guides survivors of brain injury through telling their stories using journaling techniques.
Authors: Barbara Stahura and Susan Schuster

An in-depth examination and discussion of how to assess the impact of traumatic brain injury on children and adolescents with a focus on reintegrating students to school and the community.
Author: Stephen Hooper

This manual teaches a therapeutic manner of working with persons with disabilities while facilitating independence.
Authors: Barbara Messenger and Niki Ziarnek

A workbook that provides education and support for helping families and survivors rebuild their lives and relationships after an acquired brain injury.
Authors: Samantha Backhaus and Summer Ibarra

This title provides guidelines for persons living with TBI on self-esteem, stamina, support systems, intimacy issues, driving, nutrition, pain, and much more.
Author: Gail Denton

This title aims to give brain injury survivors, their families, and loved ones the strategies they need to improve brain function and quality of life.
Author: Cheryle Sullivan

A vocational training program for adults with traumatic and other types of acquired brain injuries living in the community includes 20 structured sessions with a workbook and CD with worksheets.
Authors: Janet Niemeier, Jeffrey Kreutzer, and Shy DeGrace

A story book for children that explains traumatic brain injury and explores the difference between physical or visible and cognitive or invisible disabilities and special needs for help in school.
Author: Heather Snyder

A DVD for children that explains traumatic brain injury and explores the difference between physical or visible and cognitive or invisible disabilities and special needs for help in school.
Author: Heather Snyder

This manual provides supports and accommodations for the student athlete from the playing field to the classroom.
Authors: Phil Hossler and Ron Savage

An educational group curriculum that provides content and exercises to increase understanding and adjustment to the physical, cognitive and behavioral changes caused by brain trauma.
Authors: Kit Malia and Anne Brannagan

This manual is for educators when a child in the classroom has a brain injury. It details classroom behaviors caused by changes in attention, processing speed, short-term memory, and long-term memory after TBI.
Authors: Roberta DePompei and Janet Tyler

This autobiographical title provides insights that can assist persons with Traumatic Brain Injury to excel, flourish and live a fulfilled life.
Author: Jeffrey Sebell

This workbook is designed as both a reference for in-depth clinical information as well as a hands-on tool for addressing the many challenges of living with a brain injury.
Authors: Robert Fraser, Kurt Johnson, and Kathleen Bell

Designed as an information and reference book for veterans, caregivers and families. (collection of articles)
Authors: Various Authors

A workbook filled with hands on practical strategies aimed at helping the person with a brain injury navigate the complexities of daily life.
Author: Barbara Webster

This title provides information to reassure young people about the wide range of feelings they might be experiencing as well as strategies to help them deal with these emotions.
Author: Jo Johnson

A title that provides foundational brain injury information and coping resources for persons recovering from and living with the disabilities that accompany this devastating injury.
Author: Janet Niemeier

This manual gives clinicians and caregivers a procedure with practical tools for assessing changes in awareness and adjustment in adults with brain injury.
Authors: Kit Malia and Anne Brannagan

This workbook for families, caregivers, and therapists is a unique program based on the premise that a brain injury affects not only the individual, but the entire family.
Authors: Patty van Belle-Kusse and Judith Zadoks

A story book that helps children understand their emotions and reactions when a parent has a brain injury.
Author: Vicki Parker

This workbook is based in cognitive behavioral therapy, a powerful approach that has been proven to be more effective over the long run than sleeping pills.
Authors: Karin Thompson and C. Laurel Franklin

Written as a neurobehavioral and cognitive intervention manual for clinicians who counsel persons with brain injury.
Authors: Janet Niemeier and Robert Karol

This book is designed to help you better understand what behavior is and how it can be affected not only by brain injury but by other events and circumstances.
Author: Harvey Jacobs

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.
Authors: Various Authors (35)

Manual for adults with acquired brain injuries (ABI), such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, tumor or dementia.
Author: Kathryn Kilpatrick

Manual for interacting with persons with TBI in a therapeutic manner while facilitating independence.
Authors: Barbara Messenger and Niki Ziarnek

Manual for interacting with persons with TBI in a therapeutic manner while facilitating independence.
Authors: Barbara Messenger and Niki Ziarnek

Manual for interacting with persons with TBI in a therapeutic manner while facilitating independence.
Authors: Barbara Messenger and Niki Ziarnek

The books have been designed specifically for therapists and families coping with brain injury.
Authors: Kit Malia and Anne Brannagan