The physical effects of a stroke are often the most obvious, and hospitals can offer medication and therapy to help alleviate them. However, the psychological consequences of having a stroke, such as memory problems or depression are often ignored. Includes the voices of stroke survivors and their carers, this book provides learning tools and practical guidance to aid in recovery from the psychological effects of a stroke.
With insight from many people who have experienced a stroke, this book focuses on what stroke survivors can do, rather than what they cannot. Using exercises, such as mindfulness techniques, to help move towards an acceptance of the long-term side effects, this book delivers a positive message to help survivors of strokes live a better and happier life.
By:
Reg Morris, Malin Falck, Tamsin Miles, Julie Wilcox, Sam Fisher-Hicks Imprint: Jessica Kingsley Publishers Country of Publication: United Kingdom Dimensions:
Height: 240mm,
Width: 182mm,
Spine: 20mm
Weight: 640g ISBN:9781785923562 ISBN 10: 1785923560 Pages: 232 Publication Date:15 July 2017 Audience:
General/trade
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College/higher education
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ELT Advanced
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Primary
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
Part 1 - Introduction. Part 2 - What's Happening to me? 1. Difficult feelings. 2. Feeling different. 3. Changing relationships. 4. Thinking differently. Part 3 - Rebuilding life after stroke. 5. Becoming mindful. 6. Watching your thoughts. 7. Building acceptance. 8. Making the most of life after stroke. Part 4 - Summary.
Reg Morris, Malin Falck, Tamsin Miles, Julie Wilcox and Sam Fisher-Hicks are a team of psychologists, combing their wealth of experience of working with people who have had a stroke and their carers