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Articles

We have an extensive repository of articles that we mail out upon request and they are also available online. They cover all of the following subjects in detail:   Behavior Children Cognition Coma Driving Education Employment/Vocational Epilepsy Family Issues First Person Accounts Generic Brain Injury Information Guardianship Legal Minor Head Injury Neuropsychology Rehabilitation Social Adjustment Stress Substance Abuse Special Legal Articles on Trauma and Disability: Social Security Disability Insurance  Private Disability Policies By Request! The terrific Powerpoint presentations given by Neuropsychologist Tedd Judd, Ph.D, during Disability Awareness Week at Central Washington University held on May 22, 2007 are now available for download... Note: You'll need to have Powerpoint on your computer to view these: Traumatic Brain Injury: Who Are You? The Social Brain: How Brain Disabilities Affect Social Life The Social Brain: Getting Along with Brain Disabilities in a Social World VALUABLE CDC FACT SHEETS Victimization of persons with brain injury fact sheet (PDF format) Victimization of persons with brain injury for professionals (PDF format) For more information on CDC’s TBI-related activities and publications, please visit: http://www.cdc.gov/ncipc/tbi/TBI.htm  Click here to go to the Articles Index

Books & Videos

PLEASE NOTE: The Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire has the most complete book and video library we know of and they have given us permission to send our visitors their way. Visit: http://www.bianh.org/ and click on their Library Link

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