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Homesickness
Just finished calling my brother. He and his family are in the Swiss Alps skiing. I just had my first bout of homesickness in 13 years of being in the Continue Reading →
Pumpkin Loaf and Predictability
Today as I stopped to get my morning snack the woman at the counter said To go? as I said Pumpkin loaf. Oh, this is getting to be a habit Continue Reading →
Mercy Corps and Art Making
I enjoyed reading an article in Scientific American about how giving kids coloring books can help them with Trauma. So along with all the supplies sent to Hatti they included Continue Reading →
Brain injury and gender roles
Check Sharon A Gutman’s book on brain injury and gender role strains: Rebuilding adult lifestyles after brain injuries I will also be hosting a research symposium on brain injury recovery Continue Reading →
Minimal Cues and Fragmentary Behaviors
An Introduction to Process-oriented Coma Work Methods in Persistent Vegetative States and Coma. From my work as a head of a brain injury department in one of Switzerland’s leading rehabilitation Continue Reading →
Art Can Be Therapeutic
Everyday Art Making Using your imagination can change the world around you Animating inanimate objects gives them a chance to communicate with you and so many more options become possible. Continue Reading →
“Inside Coma: A New View of Awareness, Healing, and Hope” is now available!
As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the American with Disability Act this book reminds us of one of the last bastions of forgotten and marginalized individuals: people in coma Continue Reading →