The Woman Who Changed Her Brain by Arrowsmith-Young, Barbara -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Dedication Variation on a Theme by Rilke CONTENTS With Gratitude Note to Readers Foreword by Norman Doidge, M.D. Introduction ONE THE ANATOMY OF RESISTANCE TWO MONAGHAN ROAD THREE LEARNING (AND REVERSING) MY ABCs FOUR THE FOG FIVE BRAIN WORK: ARROWSMITH CORE PRINCIPLES SIX UNIVERSITY HAZE SEVEN THE FOG IS DISPELLED EIGHT LOST IN TRANSLATION NINE HITTING THE WALL TEN WORDS FAIL ELEVEN LEAP BEFORE YOU LOOK TWELVE WHEN A PICTURE DOES NOT PAINT A THOUSAND WORDS THIRTEEN A CLOSED BOOK FOURTEEN NOTHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT FIFTEEN BLIND TO ONE’S OWN BODY SIXTEEN A SCHOOL TAKES SHAPE SEVENTEEN LOST IN SPACE EIGHTEEN DRAWING A BLANK NINETEEN SEEING AND NOT SEEING TWENTY WHEN 2+2 DOES NOT EQUAL TWENTY-ONE IN ONE EAR AND OUT THE OTHER TWENTY-TWO THE IMPACT OF LEARNING DISABILITIES TWENTY-THREE WORD SPREADS Picture Section APPENDIX 1 Description of the Cognitive Deficits Addressed by the Arrowsmith Program APPENDIX 2 Lobes of the Brain APPENDIX 3 Brodmann Areas of the Brain Notes Further Reading Searchable Terms Acknowledgments About the Author Praise Copyright

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