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"Living with a brain injury can bring daily challenges, and adapting to change can be a major issue. Many ABI survivors go through a grieving process that involves facing the reality of loss, dealing with anger and isolation, and some struggle with addictions as a way to temporarily relieve the emotional pain that comes with adjusting to life with an ABI. How does ""interference"" impact our ability to adapt to change? What are ""cognitive distortions"", and how do patterns of thinking impact our lives? How does addiction affect depression and hinder our ability to progress in recovery? This fully illustrated book, written by an ABI survivor, addresses these issues and more, in a humorous way."

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"Anjula Evans is a Brain Injury Survivor, dedicated to ""learning outside the box"" and acquiring new skills that weren't present before her accident. Working within the visual arts is something entirely new to her, and her skills in this area were built post-accident. Her hope is that you benefit, either by realizing that you are not alone in your experience, or that you gain more understanding of someone close to you who may have suffered an ABI. Anjula has a Masters in Counseling, and worked as a Children's Therapist for several years before her accident. She now teaches workshops on psychosocial issues."

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