The words that are bolded are the one that I feel describe myself. What adjectives describe you? I highlighted the ones that fit my personality. The Book of Qualities by J Ruth Gendler The Book of Qualities by J Ruth Gendler The wind–it is a gossip. Not in a miraculous way. She just moves around […]
Mindset: New Psychology of Success: How We Can Learn to Fulfill Our Potential in Parenting, Business, School, or Relationships.
I want a person to be able to use our work to make his or her life better. It was something I wanted to do for a long time. My work is from first-hand experience with or without a person. I read a lot of books that I pick out what is meaningful.I started to […]
Psychosocial Aspects of Sexual Dysfunction in Head Injury
There is no doubt that head injury has lasting effects on a person. In the more severe cases, TBIs, psychosocial aspects of sexual behavior have brought up many questions to my development as well. Laying the groundwork, it is well known, that sexuality is a basic component of human life and disruption of sexual behavior […]
Getting Past Your Past: Take Control of Your Life with Self-Help Techniques by Francine Shapiro PhD
Abstract: A fascinating book that was given to review. a lot of the reason why I’m reading this book is because of my recent problems in my relationships. Hopefully you can learn something from this review. It is felt that this type of therapy helps treat individuals with PTSD. A person might be diagnosed with […]
What does it mean to struggle?
I am struggling right now. Why? Many might think that I have it made. Some might think that my life is not as important as it was before. There is a few you think I have gotten a pretty bad deal. I stated earlier posts that I do not know how to feel because this is […]
Cognitive problems after a traumatic brain injury
A fantastic article on TBI: http://healthcaresolutionsplus.org/cognitive-problems-after-traumatic-brain-injury/ After reading the article I answered five of the 10 questions; What are your cognitive issues? My cognitive problems are my short term memory and verbal retention skills. Do you have attention or concentration issues? My issues are kept in good check with the drugs I am prescribed. […]
My third podcast -Possible effects of a head injury
http://chadfrancour.podbean.com/e/my-third-podcast-1434919369/?token=b6b2ac3dced0ef8843a16584c51ec860 In my third podcast I will cover the possible effects of a brain injury. So let us get started: Memory Impaired memory is one of the universal problems of people with head injury. Calendar: Keeping track of important dates, project due dates, and events. Clear thoughts Jot down EVERYTHING A sense of accomplishment Headaches […]
My second podcast
http://chadfrancour.podbean.com/e/my-second-podcast-1429320180/?token=583bb0f848c55332fbf91ba18e2cc3eb In my second podcast I would like to cover why a dog(s) can be a traumatic brain injuries person’s best friend. As my audience may know but, if not, that is alright I own two labradoodles named Mali and Bella. So let us get started; Reasons why I love UNCONDITIONALLY my two dogs […]
Whatever happened to, “I love you?”
Whatever happened to, “I love you?” This post is about the statement I love you. I have noticed that is rarely or if ever used in today’s culture. Why is that? Is it because I or you are not loved? Maybe, it is because that person thinks that it is implied that he or she […]
How the Brain Heals Itself- Parkinson’s, Traumatic Brain Injury, Concussion, Multiple Sclerosis, Strokes, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), Depression, and even Autism
This post is about the book, “The Brain’s Way of Healing,” by Dr. Norman Doidge, a psychiatrist, researcher, and psychoanalyst, uses a cutting edge machine, a Portable Neuromodulation Stimulator (PoNS) Stimulator developed at the University of Wisconsin, to coax or even heal a damaged brain by sending a direct electrical signal to the tongue thus creating a new neural […]
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