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Chicken Therapy

Christine Helm

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Christine Louise Helm
30 July 2025
A Memoir of Resilience, Hope, and Healing-with Feathers

When a traumatic brain injury upended her world, Christine Louise Helm lost the life she knew-her ability to teach, to drive, to simply feel like herself.

Doctors didn't have answers. Grief took root.

But healing came in the most unexpected ways: through the science of vision therapy and the steady companionship of a backyard flock of chickens.

Told with warmth, honesty, and just the right touch of humor, Chicken Therapy is a moving and inspirational memoir about rebuilding your life when everything feels broken.

It's a story of small moments that add up to big hope-and a reminder that sometimes, healing begins with feathers.

Christine Louise Helm is a teacher, mom, and storyteller who never imagined a car accident would lead her down a road of vision therapy and chicken coops. Her story is not only about recovery, but about the quiet strength we find when we least expect it. Christine hopes her journey reminds others that even in life's hardest moments, joy is still within reach.
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Imprint:   Christine Louise Helm
Edition:   Large type / large print edition
Dimensions:   Height: 229mm,  Width: 152mm,  Spine: 16mm
Weight:   513g
ISBN:   9798992722000
Pages:   258
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Christine Louise Helm is a teacher, mom, and storyteller who never imagined a car accident would lead her down a road of vision therapy and chicken coops. Her story is not only about recovery, but about the quiet strength we find when we least expect it. Christine hopes her journey reminds others that even in life's hardest moments, joy is still within reach.

Reviews for Chicken Therapy

""When Chris told me she was going to write a book about her experience with vision therapy and how it helped her recover from her injury, I was thrilled. Not only was she planning to spread the news about the benefits of vision therapy, but she was also targeting the population of patients who often have undiagnosed vision deficits following a brain injury. After reading her book, I also realized the great impact it could have in providing inspiration to this population of patients, as well as the value of her story for healthcare professionals."" Christa Roser, 0.0., FOVDR Vision Therapy Associates"" Highly recommend this book. An easy read and keeps your interest. Both inspirational and informative. Excellent book for someone who is going through a challenging time. Or for someone who has experienced a traumatic brain injury. It helped me better understand the difficulties my sister has from her TBI. Doctors and medical professionals could learn a lot about what a TBI patient is experiencing by reading this book. Carol Swartzlander Findley As a Neurovision optometrist, I enjoyed this story/documentation of your personal recovery journey. It is so sad so many struggle for so long because they aren't getting the appropriate and timely referrals. Thank you for spreading the word! Kathryn Collins Owner/Doctor at Neurovision Rehab Center of PA and Optometrist at Kissel Eye Car This is a fascinating book. It blends the evidence-based approach of Vision Therapy with a more holistic approach in raising chickens. I got Walt Whitman vibes in how you found comfort in the interaction with nature. Wading through the frustration of dealing with insurance companies and lawyers can be a traumatic experience even without having to deal with the lingering effects of a TBI. Gary Kline This is an excellent book, once I started reading it I had a hard time putting it down. I would recommend this book to anyone to read. This is a very inspiring book. Chris did a fantastic job writing it. Cindy Swingler I think Chicken Therapy provides valuable insight in what others go through that suffer these kind of traumatic brain injuries or ongoing post-concussion syndrome. I'm a certified athletic trainer & have seen some of my athletes suffer these kind same type of injury. It's frustrating & many times people think they are faking their injury. Vision therapy has been something we recommended when our athletes were not getting better. Jen McCrabb The highlights if this book give people hope after a brain injury! The book was very informative in more ways than none!! I would recommend this book for one and all with even just everyday struggles. I would like to say buy the book. I believe we all will get something out if it!! Tammy Stark Beamsderfer


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