Most families and survivors become knowledgeable about physical recovery because there are many resources around to learn from. Professional people, books and groups have all become adept at explaining physical recovery. It is visible and easy to monitor change when the body is changing almost in front of your eyes.

If you do not have a trained specialist as a counselor, the psychological recovery processes can seem mysterious, invisible or out of your reach. Even with trained professionals, words are not enough. Words don't get carried home like a physical therapy program.

Survivors and their families get stuck. We call this being in Daily Survival. Until families get access to guided materials about all types of psychological recovery, they can stay stuck. That's where we come in. Our resources will help you get unstuck.

IMAGINE: People describe you as open, flexible and willing to adapt. You no longer are black and white in your thinking, feeling and actions.

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If you have been wondering how it is that people leave denial behind or, how you can feel emotionally well again, our door opening resources will help you. Learn how to grow again, emotionally and within your psychological Self. Psychological and emotional recovery have no ceiling. They go on forever, if you know how to help your Self.

Products to Help You:

1. After Brain Injury: Tools for Living. A Step-by-Step Guide for Caregivers and Survivors
   This book – in plain language – focuses on all of psychological recovery: the Self, Attitudes, Recovering Emotionally, Thinking in New Ways and Changing Behaviour. The Pocket Guide will also help.

2. Our DVDs and Videos can be purchased separately, by choosing the focus area that best fits your needs now:

   • Volume 1 of our DVDs and Videos talks about the importance of these 2 Door Openers: the Attitude of Willingness and Understanding the Self.

   • Volume 2 of our DVDs and Videos talks about the importance of these 3 Door Openers: Recovering Emotionally, the 5 Stages of Recovery, Recovering from Traumatic Roles, and even more.

   • Volume 3 of our DVDs and Videos talks about the importance of these many Door Openers: Task Analysis, Problem Solving, Changing Impulsive Outbursts, Decision Making, and more!

   • Volume 4 of our DVDs and Videos talks about the importance of these 3 Door Openers: our 5 step goal setting model for changing behaviour; our model of Mastery; and a learning model – and more!

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