Brain Injury Book Publisher, Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc., Announces the Release of Journaling Workbook for Brain Injury Survivors
Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc. has released the first ever journaling workbook designed for people recovering from traumatic brain injury. Writer and journaling instructor, Barbara Stahura contributes to this workbook that aids brain injury survivors in a therapeutic recovery.
Raleigh, NC, February 10, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Lash and Associates Publishing, a leading publisher of brain injury resources for adults, children and veterans, has announced the release of a new workbook by writer and journaling instructor, Barbara Stahura and Susan B. Schuster. Titled, After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story – A Journaling Workbook, this innovative and comprehensive workbook is the first journaling book written specifically for people with brain injury. This workbook guides survivors of brain injury through a series of writing exercises that help victims examine and express the many ways brain injury has affected and altered their lives.
“Whether you are a person with a brain injury or a family member, I highly recommend a few minutes of journaling as often as you can. Research has shown that journaling for only 15 minutes for three or four days in a row can have significant physical and emotional health benefits,” says Ms. Stahura.
“Keeping a journal is a positive, healing thing you can do for yourself during difficult times. It’s also a way to celebrate life’s successes and joys. Giving yourself permission to keep a journal is the first step.”
The journaling workbook is broken down in sections with an emphasis on progression towards recovery. The topics include a changing sense of self, memory loss, altered relationships, anger, grief and other emotions, facing the future, building hope, and moving forward. The format of the workbook allows readers to follow along in order of the progression, or to flip around to sections they identify with most. Lash and Associates has the workbook for sale on their website.
Barbara Stahura uses After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story – A Journaling Workbook in her six week journaling course titled similarly, After Brain Injury – Telling Your Story. This course is tightly focused on exploring elements of life after brain injury and is held at the HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern Arizona. Copies of the workbook, supplied by Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc, are provided for participants, and the program is free to qualified applicants. Stahura begins her next six week program February 16th, and it runs every Wednesday through March 23rd from 4:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
For more information about After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story – A Journaling Workbook, visit http://www.LAPublishing.com/tbi-survivor-journal For more information about Barbara Stahura and the journaling workshop, visit http://www.barbarastahura.com.
About Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc.:
Lash and Associates Training/Publishing Inc. is the leading provider of brain injury books, resources and tool kits to victims and caretakers of those with traumatic brain injury. They supply practical, informative and affordable materials for adults, children and veterans. Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc., specializes in producing user friendly resources with accurate, needed information based on best practices and current research without medical jargon. For more information, visit http://www.LAPublishing.com.
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“Whether you are a person with a brain injury or a family member, I highly recommend a few minutes of journaling as often as you can. Research has shown that journaling for only 15 minutes for three or four days in a row can have significant physical and emotional health benefits,” says Ms. Stahura.
“Keeping a journal is a positive, healing thing you can do for yourself during difficult times. It’s also a way to celebrate life’s successes and joys. Giving yourself permission to keep a journal is the first step.”
The journaling workbook is broken down in sections with an emphasis on progression towards recovery. The topics include a changing sense of self, memory loss, altered relationships, anger, grief and other emotions, facing the future, building hope, and moving forward. The format of the workbook allows readers to follow along in order of the progression, or to flip around to sections they identify with most. Lash and Associates has the workbook for sale on their website.
Barbara Stahura uses After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story – A Journaling Workbook in her six week journaling course titled similarly, After Brain Injury – Telling Your Story. This course is tightly focused on exploring elements of life after brain injury and is held at the HealthSouth Rehabilitation Hospital of Southern Arizona. Copies of the workbook, supplied by Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc, are provided for participants, and the program is free to qualified applicants. Stahura begins her next six week program February 16th, and it runs every Wednesday through March 23rd from 4:15 p.m. - 5:45 p.m.
For more information about After Brain Injury: Telling Your Story – A Journaling Workbook, visit http://www.LAPublishing.com/tbi-survivor-journal For more information about Barbara Stahura and the journaling workshop, visit http://www.barbarastahura.com.
About Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc.:
Lash and Associates Training/Publishing Inc. is the leading provider of brain injury books, resources and tool kits to victims and caretakers of those with traumatic brain injury. They supply practical, informative and affordable materials for adults, children and veterans. Lash and Associates Publishing/Training Inc., specializes in producing user friendly resources with accurate, needed information based on best practices and current research without medical jargon. For more information, visit http://www.LAPublishing.com.
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