Displaying 46 to 58 of 58 Publications
Keys to Embracing Aging: Brain Activity
by LaVona S. Traywick Amy F. Hosier Erin Yelland
MF3259
Suggestions for maintaining a healthy brain throughout your life. Includes activities. 4-page, color.Published Date: Dec 2015
TBIoptions, Create a Supportive Community for People Who Experience Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
MF3041
Community tip sheet to help people with traumatic brain injuries. 1 page.Published Date: Aug 2012
TBIoptions, Create Positive Differences for People Who Experience Traumatic Brain Injuries
MF3042
Individual tip sheet to help those who work with people with traumatic brain injuries. 1 page.Published Date: Aug 2012
TBIoptions, Create Change Through Knowledge About Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
MF3043
Fact sheet about traumatic brain injury. Describes types of injuries, risk groups, physical, cognitive, emotional, and behavioral changes. Consequences affect relationships, daily living and work. Communities and individuals can help survivors adjust. 4 p.Published Date: Aug 2012
Understanding Dyslexia, Fact Sheet
by Amy Collins
MF2987
Dyslexia is a language-based learning disability. It refers to a cluster of symptoms, which result in people having difficulties with specific language skills such as spelling, writing, and pronouncing words. 4 p.Published Date: Aug 2011
Understanding Dyslexia, Leader's Guide
by Amy Collins
MF2988
Dyslexia is a term for disorders that involve difficulty in learning to read or interpret words, letters, and other symbols, but that do not affect general intelligence. Learning by doing is best for children with dyslexia. 4 p.Published Date: Aug 2011
TBIoptions Postcard (Traumatic Brain Injury)
MF2936
Sold in packages of 10. TBIoptions helps people with traumatic brain injury (TBI), their families and caregivers. It links people to services and resources in their local communities to promote successful living. 1 p.Published Date: Sep 2010
TBIoptions Brochure (Traumatic Brain Injury)
MF2935
Sold in packages of 50. TBIoptions helps survivors of traumatic brain injury and their families contact organizations in Kansas to promote successful living. Examples include therapy, personal care attendants, housing, transportation, legal, mental health, and vocational services. 2 p.Published Date: Sep 2010
Living Life Richer, Fact Sheet
MF2932
Publication encourages people to maintain strong relationships, good health habits, financial security, and to take care of themselves. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Aug 2010
Living Life Richer, Leader’s Guide
MF2933
Participants will identify long-term relationship, health, financial, and personal goals, and evaluate their current lifestyles. 4 p.Published Date: Aug 2010
Living Life Richer, Supplemental Materials
MF2934
Audience survey and worksheet to use with the Living Life Richer program. 4-page, b/w.Published Date: Aug 2010
Choose Life Balance Enclosures
by Emily Mark
EP109
Enclosures for program on stress and time management. Publication is set up as an online form, so an agent's address can be added.Published Date: Aug 2001
Making Time for Your Community: Stress Management
by Emily Mark
EP105
Stress is the rate of wear and tear on your body caused by living. It is the physical, mental and chemical adjustments that your body makes in accordance to the circumstances of your life.Published Date: Jun 2001
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