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Brain Injury:     more books (100)

Traumatic Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Practical Vocational, Neuropsychological, and Psychotherapy Interventions The Never Ending Journey: Living with Brain Injury by Antoinette Anthony-Pillai, 2008-10-22 Children With Traumatic Brain Injury: A Parent's Guide (The Special Needs Collection) The Smile on My Forehead: Memoir of My Life With a Brain Injury by Jennifer Mosher, 2009-08-23 Traumatic Brain Injury: Rehabilitation, Treatment, and Case Management, Third Edition Head Injury: A Guide to Functional Outcomes in Occupational Therapy (Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago Procedure Manual) by Karen M. Kovich, Diane E. Bermann, 1988-06 Educational Dimensions of Acquired Brain Injuries by Ronald C. Savage, Gary F. Wolcott, 1994-04 Pediatric Test of Brain Injury by Gillian, Ph.d. Hotz, Nancy Helm-Estabrooks, et all 2010-06-04 Professor Cromer Learns to Read: A Couple's New Life after Brain Injury by Janet M. Cromer, 2010-01-14 Foundations of Sport-Related Brain Injuries Normal Again: Redefining Life with Brain Injury by Dennis Swiercinsky, 2002-09-08 Family Support Programs and Rehabilitation: A Cognitive-Behavioral Approach to Traumatic Brain Injury (Critical Issues in Neuropsychology) by Louise Margaret Smith, Hamish P. D. Godfrey, 1995-06-30 In Search of Wings: A Journey Back from Traumatic Brain Injury by Beverley Bryant, 1992-09-01 Where is the Mango Princess? A Journey Back from Brain Injury by Cathy Crimmins, 2001-10-09

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61. ReMed Rehabilitation Services
    ReMed provides rehabilitation and long term care for people with acquired brain injury, neurologic injuries and illness, and autism. ReMed has three distinct systems of care a shortterm/intensive rehabilitation program, a long-term supported living program and an outpatient program.  
    http://www.remed.com/

62. Maryland Brain Injury Association
    Serves survivors of brain injury, their families, professionals, and the community, through information, Category Regional North America Health Conditions and Diseases brain injury Awareness Pin BIAM is selling brain injury AwarenessPins. BIAM Annual Conference The Changing World of brain injury.  
    http://www.biamd.org/
    
    Extractions: Humanim offers Family Education Seminars to provide families and caregivers with information and strategies to assist their loved one with a brain injury in maximizing his/her functioning within family and community environments. Seminars will be offered March 19, 2003; July 16, 2003 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm. For more information, contact Marcia Colender at 410-381-7171 ext. 2226 or mcolender@humanim.com Gift Giving Made Easy Making a charitable gift to the Brain Injury Association of Maryland in the form of a tribute or memorial is a simple way to do a world of good. A Tribute Card is great way to increase awareness about the Brain Injury Association of Maryland and help raise funds. Send a donation, or designate BIAM as the recipient of donations for an event.

63. The Maine Center For Integrated Rehabilitation
    Outpatient rehabilitation facility specializing in the treatment of brain injury.  
    http://www.mcirbangor.com/
    
    Extractions: Maine Center for Integrated Rehabilitation (MCIR) is Maine's leading Outpatient Rehabilitation facility specializing in the treatment of brain injury . Offering a comprehensive treatment program, MCIR provides the highest quality of outpatient rehab for adult orthopedic clients and for many other diagnoses. CARF, the Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission, has accredited with commendation, our Brain Injury Community Integrative Adult Program.

64. Brain Injury Association Of Wisconsin
    Information regarding brain injuries. Membership information, educational opportunities and resources.Category Regional North America United States Wisconsin HealthThe brain injury Association BIAW, shares information regarding brain injury andspecific educational opportunities and resources in the state of Wisconsin.  
    http://www.biaw.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Brain Injury Association of Wisconsin (BIAW) web site! We hope to share information regarding brain injury and specific educational opportunities and resources in the state of Wisconsin. Refer to the categories on top as you search for what you need. Note that the category on top and the index to the left are color-coded to assist you. 15th Annual Wisconsin Conference on Brain Injury will be held on

65. Brain Injury Association Of New Jersey
    Organization providing education, outreach, prevention, advocacy, and support services to persons Category Regional North America Health Disability Resources Site Location Home, No brain injury is too mild to ignore or too severe to losehope . Welcome to the website of the brain injury Association of New Jersey.  
    http://www.bianj.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the website of the Brain Injury Association of New Jersey. Whether you are someone who has been directly affected by brain injury, or a professional working with a person who has sustained a brain injury, or an interested member of the general public, we hope that you will find useful information here. E-news! Join the mailing list for our free monthly electronic newsletter! The links below list the major sections of the website that will appear on every page to help you navigate the site. In addition, there will be buttons within some of the sections to help you move around within that section. You can always return to this main page by clicking on the Home button. Please also note that each page contains a link to the sitemap (located at the bottom of every page), which is a directory of our entire site and provides easy one-click access to all of our pages. Here is a brief description of what you will find in the major sections: About the Association About Brain Injury How We Can Help Links and Other Help ... Who Are You?

66. Brain Injury Association Of Georgia
    Services include a resource clearinghouse, toll-free help line, statewide directory of service providers, Category Health Conditions and DiseasesThe brain injury Association of Georgia (BIAG) is a private, nonprofit organizationof people living with brain injury, their families, advocates and service  
    http://www.braininjuryga.org/

67. Connecticut Neuropsychological Society
    Information for members of this professional organization, with public education topics about diagnosis and treatment of brain injury and other neuropsychological disorders.  
    http://www.cnsontheweb.org

68. Origami
    Program to help individuals with brain injury to return to independent living and competitive employment.  
    http://www.origamirehab.org

69. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy -- Updated June 2001
    Providing hyperbaric oxygen therapy and neurofeedback. Specializing in the treatment of brain injury and dysfunction.  
    http://www.newenglandhyperbaric.com
    
    Extractions: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy New England Hyperbaric Center (NEHC), located in the heart of The Berkshires, is a freestanding facility dedicated to providing hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) for a wide range of medical conditions. HBOT is a treatment in which patients breathe pure oxygen while sitting or lying down in a pressurized chamber ( see photos ). It is painless and causes oxygen to be dissolved in the plasma and delivered to the tissues in much higher than normal concentrations. A high dose of oxygen administered in this way has several important effects on the body, including improved wound healing, bone repair, immune function and nerve cell regeneration. If you are in need of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, we can provide a unique combination of medical supervision, safety and comfort. New England Hyperbaric Center

70. Aquired Brain Injury
    Short article describing ABI, directed at college students.  
    http://www.dissvcs.uga.edu/whatabi.html
    
    Extractions: Acquired Brain Injury, Defined Acquired brain injury (ABI) is the leading killer and cause of disability in children and young adults. More than two million head injuries occur each year. Statistics show that the highest rate of injury occurs in young men between the ages of 15 and 24. As a result, there is an emerging population of students with ABI on the college campus today. Due to the symptoms associated with their brain injuries, the Disability Services (DS) provides academic and support services to these students. ABI is an impairment of brain functioning that is physically or psychologically verifiable. Common causes of ABI are brain lesions caused by traumas such as motor vehicle accidents, falls, assaults and violence or sports injuries. Other brain lesions can be due to internal events such as focal brain lesions, tumors, cerebral vascular accidents, aneurysm or infections of the brain. Another cause of ABI is ingestion of toxic substances due to either alcohol or drug abuse or exposure to toxic chemicals. Students who have experienced a brain injury often enter or return to college with cognitive, psychological and/or sensorimotor disorders. Problems in the cognitive area usually pose the greatest challenge in the classroom. Although students may experience cognitive problems in such areas as memory, attention, and organization, they may still possess the abilities to succeed in an academic environment.

71. NLC: Understanding Brain Injury
    The Neurotrauma Law Nexus is a resource for brain injury and Spinal Cord Injury survivors,family members, and all whose lives and experiences are affected by  
    http://www.neurolaw.com/brain.html
    
    Extractions: STATISTICS: Facts ... Prevention The brain is a vital part of the central nervous system and serves as the control center for all of the body's functions including conscious activities such as walking and talking, and unconscious ones such as breathing, heart rate, etc. Additionally, the brain controls thought, comprehension, speech and emotion. Injury to the brainwhether the result of severe head trauma such as a gunshot wound or a fall, or a closed head injury in which there is no fracture or penetration of the skull - can disrupt some or all of these functions. Enclosed within the skull, the brain is a gelatinous material that floats within a protective sea of cerebrospinal fluid. This fluid supports the brain and acts as a shock absorber in rapid head movements. Both the brain and the cerebrospinal fluid are protected to some degree within the bony framework of the skull. The outer surface of the skull is smooth, but the inner surface is rough and jagged and can cause significant damage in closed head injuries. In such injuries, the head and body in motion are abruptly stopped, causing the brain to rebound within the skull and move over these rough bony structures. There are three main areas of the brain: 1. the cortex (cerebrum), 2. the cerebellum, and 3. the brain stem (diencephalon). The cortex is the largest of the three and is the center where most thinking functions occur. It is divided into four lobes, each of which controls particular functions and skills. Additionally, the cortex is divided into two hemispheres: the right and the left. The left hemisphere is usually the dominant of the two and controls verbal functions such as speaking, writing, reading, and calculating. The right hemisphere usually controls more visual-spatial functions such as visual memory, copying, drawing, and rhythm. The cerebellum controls coordination, balance and posture.

72. Massachusetts Brain Injury Association, Offering Information, Hope, And Support.
    Information about group and brain injury, education partners, and fund raising information.Category Regional North America Health OrganizationsMassachusetts brain injury Association, Offering information, hope, and supportto people with brain injuries, their families, and the professionals who care  
    http://www.mbia.net/
    
    Extractions: Steven Veach is running the Boston Marathon to raise money on April 21, 2003 for the Massachusetts Brain Injury Association. Massachusetts Brain Injury Association Offering information, hope, and support to persons with brain injuries, their families, and the professionals who care for them. 484 Main Street #325, Worcester, MA 01608 mbia@mbia.net (800) 242-0030 Brain Injury Info Line - Tel

73. The Disabilities Trust - Driven By Quality...
    A charity trust involved with the personal care and rehabilitation housing for people with severe physical disabilities, brain injury and autism.  
    http://www.disabilities-trust.org.uk

74. San Diego Lawyer David Goldin Explains Traumatic Brain Injury Litigation And Rel
    San Diego firm, with an emphasis on brain injury cases.  
    http://www.headlaw.com/
    
    Extractions: with Emphasis on Serious Brain Injury Cases J.D. from Stanford Law School M.B.A. from Stanford Business School Member of San Diego Brain Injury Foundation since 1984; Currently on Board of Directors Highest Legal Ability and Ethical Rating Since 1984, Martindale-Hubbell Legal Directory Practicing Law in San Diego since 1969 Personal Concern for Brain Injury Survivors

75. Pediatric And Adolescent Rehabilitation
    Facility specializes in the care of children and adolescents with conditions including traumatic or acquired brain injury, spinal cord injury, burns, multiple orthopedic trauma, neuromuscular disorders, spina bifida, and cerebral palsy.  
    http://www.clarian.org/clinical/pediatrics/methodist_ped_rehab.jhtml
    
    Extractions: Methodist Hospital Pediatric and Adolescent Rehabilitation Program We provide a complete array of therapies to rehabilitate children from birth to adolescence. Our goal is to help children return to their lives of regular routine with their families, schools and communities. We provide inpatient, outpatient and day treatment services. About the Program Our rehabilitation program is an integral part of Clarian Health, which brings together the skills and services of Methodist Hospital, IU Hospital and Riley Hospital for Children. Our program unites advanced facilities with an integrated, family-centered approach to rehabilitative care, unmatched in the region. The physicians, therapists, psychologists, social workers, teachers and nurses on our team are committed to achieving the best results for the children and families in their care at affordable costs. We are well aware of the financial, as well as the emotional, burden that such care can place on families. In fact, many of our distinctive specialty therapies, such as music therapy and pet therapy, are provided at no cost. Our focus is on what is right for the young people in our care to help them live the full lives we would wish for our own children. The safety and security of the children in our care is of utmost importance. We realize what a difficult— and sometimes life-altering— time this can be. We use a holistic approach to meet all of their physical, emotional, mental and behavioral needs. Put simply, every child will be treated with respect, dignity and care.

76. Bancroft NeuroHealth
    Bancroft operates two Louisiana facilities that offer special pediatric and adult programs for persons with neurological disabilities including autism and brain injury. Other services include community living programs and vocational programs.  
    http://www.bancroftneurohealth.org/

77. The Traumatic Brain Injury National Data Center At Kessler Medical Rehabilitatio
    Coordinating research and dissemination efforts of the TBI Model Systems program funded by the National Category Health Conditions and Diseases brain injury ResearchThe Traumatic brain injury National Database at Kessler Medical RehabilitationResearch and Education Corp. The TBINDC is a central  
    http://www.tbindc.org/

78. Brain Injury: Proving A Lifetime Disability By Richard Alexander, Personal Injur
    brain injury Proving a Lifetime Disability. Maximizing damages for these plaintiffsrequires a thorough understanding of traumatic brain injury.  
    http://consumerlawpage.com/article/trabrain.shtml
    
    Extractions: The Consumer Law Page is regularly updated and is published by , a law firm leading the legal profession in serving the public, consumers and small businesses, individually and in class actions, in cases in which corporate abuse, fraud, defective products and toxic chemicals have caused personal injuries or damage to property. This site, along with its affiliate site, , averages thousands of visits per month. Thank you for your positive response.

79. Traumatic Brain Injury Information
    Ellingsworth Press books and information on traumatic brain injury, relationshipsand more! Traumatic brain injury Information. The Silent Epidemic .  
    http://www.tbiinfo.com/

80. Brain Injury Books, Brain Injury Education, Brain Injury Support, Brain Injury R
    Items on coping with brain injury, as well as material for care givers and medical professionals.  
    http://braininjurybooks.com/
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Us Brain injury books provided by HDI Publishers On behalf of the Brain Injury Association Of America. HDI Publishers offers barin injury books approved by the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA, BIAA.com and braininjurybooks.com. The Brain Injury Association of America has an authorized brain injury books provider in HDI Publishers. Brain injury education provided by HDI Publishers On behalf of the Brain Injury Association Of America. HDI Publishers offers barin injury education approved by the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA, BIAA.com and braininjurybooks.com. The Brain Injury Association of America has an authorized brain injury education provider in HDI Publishers. Brain injury support provided by HDI Publishers On behalf of the Brain Injury Association Of America. HDI Publishers offers barin injury support approved by the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA, BIAA.com and braininjurybooks.com. The Brain Injury Association of America has an authorized brain injury education provider in HDI Publishers. Brain injury resources provided by HDI Publishers On behalf of the Brain Injury Association Of America. HDI Publishers offers barin injury resources approved by the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA, BIAA.com and braininjurybooks.com. The Brain Injury Association of America has an authorized brain injury resources provider in HDI Publishers. Brain injury materials provided by HDI Publishers On behalf of the Brain Injury Association Of America. HDI Publishers offers barin injury materials approved by the Brain Injury Association of America, BIAA, BIAA.com and braininjurybooks.com. The Brain Injury Association of America has an authorized brain injury materials provider in HDI Publishers.

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