The Day I Died

Released on by Carole Petiet PhD
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  • The Day I Died Book Detail

  • Author : Carole Petiet PhD
  • Release Date : 2016-08-15
  • Publisher : Archway Publishing
  • Genre : Biography & Autobiography
  • Pages : 261
  • ISBN 13 : 1480828459
  • File Size : 17,17 MB
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The Day I Died by Carole Petiet PhD PDF Summary

Book Description: The Day I Died: Brain Trauma and the Journey Back tells the story of a psychologist and registered nurse who had a catastrophic, near-fatal injury while ski racing with her daughter. This is a riveting story about the trauma and healing of a brave and indomitable woman. Her extensive education and expertise enable Dr. Petiet to turn her personal tale into an inspirational account that instructs us all, especially when we face the arduous task of recovery from trauma, or when we support peoplepersonally or professionallyas they heal. Special issues include: Coping with pain Rehabilitation medicine Integrative medicine Brain plasticity Helping children after trauma Somatic therapy Healing of eyes Ski safety There are reflections on humor, acceptance, gratitude, mystery and miracles. Extensive notes and resources offer guidance and information for the post-trauma journey.

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