Book Reviews

📚 Book Reviews

Books that brought us hope, understanding, and practical help on the healing road – reviewed by our community.

  • Full Catastrophe Living

    Life can be overwhelming. Pain. Stress. Illness. Fear. Uncertainty. Loss. And sometimes the hardest part is not one individual problem. It’s everything happening at once. Full Catastrophe Living by Jon…

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  • Brain Injury Treatment: Theories and Practices

    Brain injury recovery is rarely simple. It can involve medicine. Neuropsychology. Physical rehabilitation. Occupational therapy. Speech therapy. Family support. Community reintegration. Return-to-work planning. And sometimes many different professionals working together.…

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  • Head Cases: Stories of Brain Injury and Its Aftermath

    Sometimes the best way to understand brain injury is to listen to the stories of the people living with it. Head Cases: Stories of Brain Injury and Its Aftermath by…

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  • Managing Brain Injury

    Living with a brain injury can feel like learning how to navigate life all over again. Things that once seemed automatic may suddenly require planning. Remembering. Organizing. Communicating. Managing emotions.…

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  • The Universe Has Your Back

    What if you didn’t have to face every uncertain moment alone? What if you could release some of the fear and trust that life can unfold in ways you cannot…

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  • Radical Acceptance

    What if healing doesn’t begin with fighting ourselves? What if it begins with accepting where we are? Radical Acceptance by Tara Brach, PhD explores how fear, shame, self-judgment, and the…

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  • Chicken Soup for the Soul: Recovering From Traumatic Brain Injuries

    Sometimes we don’t need someone to tell us that recovery is easy. We need someone to tell us: “I understand.” Chicken Soup for the Soul: Recovering From Traumatic Brain Injuries…

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  • Concussion: Traumatic Brain Injury From Head to Tail

    A concussion can happen in seconds. But the effects can last much longer. A bump. A blow. A fall. A collision. A sudden movement. Sometimes the injury is obvious. Sometimes…

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  • Buddhist Boot Camp

    What if finding more peace did not require changing your entire life? What if it began with something much smaller – a thought, a pause, a breath, or a different…

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  • How to Know a Person

    What does it really mean to know another person? Not just their name. Not just their job. Not just what they have accomplished. But who they really are. In How…

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