Books & More on Brain Health and Caregiver Support

Written by a registered nurse who became a caregiver herself, this book offers an honest, compassionate account of what it means to care for someone you love — and how to hold onto your own story in the process.

A compassionate and practical guide for family caregivers — covering everything from managing daily care to protecting your own mental and physical health.

A deeply personal and universally resonant account of caregiving, offering a roadmap through the emotional and practical stages every caregiver faces.

The definitive guide for families caring for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss — widely recommended for caregivers supporting stroke survivors with cognitive changes.

A family-centered resource covering causes, treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term support for children who have experienced stroke.

A groundbreaking exploration of how trauma — including the trauma of sudden illness — lives in the body and how healing is possible through mind-body approaches.

A powerful guide to resilience in the face of life-altering adversity — widely embraced by stroke survivors and caregivers navigating grief and rebuilding.

NBA championship coach Pat Riley shares the principles of sustained excellence — teamwork, commitment, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. A powerful read for survivors and caregivers who understand that recovery is the ultimate team sport.

The trainer behind Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade reveals what separates the good from the great — and the great from the unstoppable. A raw, uncompromising guide to mental toughness that speaks directly to the spirit of recovery.

Grover's follow-up to Relentless — a deeper exploration of what it takes to operate at the highest level when the stakes are highest. For survivors and caregivers who refuse to settle for anything less than their full potential.

Nadine Roberts Cornish blends faith, culture, and caregiving wisdom in this soulful guide for those who care for others. Drawing on her deep roots and spiritual practice, she offers prayers, reflections, and practical encouragement for caregivers who need to be nourished as much as those they serve.

A brain scientist's firsthand account of experiencing a massive stroke and her remarkable eight-year recovery. Dr. Taylor was a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist — her insider perspective on how the brain heals is both scientifically grounding and deeply inspiring for survivors and caregivers alike.

Dr. Taylor's follow-up to My Stroke of Insight — a guide to harnessing all four characters of the brain to live a more peaceful, purposeful life. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how the brain's two hemispheres shape who we are and how we recover.

A molecular biologist breaks down 12 principles for surviving and thriving at work, home, and school — grounded in how the brain actually works. Practical, accessible, and eye-opening for anyone on a recovery journey or supporting one.

Neuroscientist David Eagleman takes readers on an exploration of the human brain — perception, memory, identity, and consciousness. A vivid and accessible companion for stroke survivors and caregivers seeking to understand the organ at the center of recovery.

A practical, evidence-based guide to stroke recovery that empowers survivors and caregivers with strategies used by top rehabilitation specialists.

Explores the brain's remarkable capacity for neuroplasticity — how it can rewire itself after injury, illness, and stroke — with inspiring case studies.

A family-centered resource covering causes, treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term support for children who have experienced stroke.

A groundbreaking exploration of how trauma — including the trauma of sudden illness — lives in the body and how healing is possible through mind-body approaches.

A powerful guide to resilience in the face of life-altering adversity — widely embraced by stroke survivors and caregivers navigating grief and rebuilding.

NBA championship coach Pat Riley shares the principles of sustained excellence — teamwork, commitment, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. A powerful read for survivors and caregivers who understand that recovery is the ultimate team sport.

The trainer behind Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade reveals what separates the good from the great — and the great from the unstoppable. A raw, uncompromising guide to mental toughness that speaks directly to the spirit of recovery.

Grover's follow-up to Relentless — a deeper exploration of what it takes to operate at the highest level when the stakes are highest. For survivors and caregivers who refuse to settle for anything less than their full potential.

The true tale of a wife and mother who suffers a stroke at the age of 36 — a raw, honest account of survival, recovery, and rebuilding life after the unthinkable. A powerful memoir that speaks to stroke survivors and their families navigating the long road back to themselves.

A brain scientist's firsthand account of experiencing a massive stroke and her remarkable eight-year recovery. Dr. Taylor was a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist — her insider perspective on how the brain heals is both scientifically grounding and deeply inspiring for survivors and caregivers alike.

Dr. Taylor's follow-up to My Stroke of Insight — a guide to harnessing all four characters of the brain to live a more peaceful, purposeful life. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how the brain's two hemispheres shape who we are and how we recover.

Written by a registered nurse who became a caregiver herself, this book offers an honest, compassionate account of what it means to care for someone you love — and how to hold onto your own story in the process.

A molecular biologist breaks down 12 principles for surviving and thriving at work, home, and school — grounded in how the brain actually works. Practical, accessible, and eye-opening for anyone on a recovery journey or supporting one.

Neuroscientist David Eagleman takes readers on an exploration of the human brain — perception, memory, identity, and consciousness. A vivid and accessible companion for stroke survivors and caregivers seeking to understand the organ at the center of recovery.

A practical, evidence-based guide to stroke recovery that empowers survivors and caregivers with strategies used by top rehabilitation specialists.

Explores the brain's remarkable capacity for neuroplasticity — how it can rewire itself after injury, illness, and stroke — with inspiring case studies.

A compassionate and practical guide for family caregivers — covering everything from managing daily care to protecting your own mental and physical health.

A deeply personal and universally resonant account of caregiving, offering a roadmap through the emotional and practical stages every caregiver faces.

The definitive guide for families caring for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss — widely recommended for caregivers supporting stroke survivors with cognitive changes.

A groundbreaking exploration of how trauma — including the trauma of sudden illness — lives in the body and how healing is possible through mind-body approaches.

A powerful guide to resilience in the face of life-altering adversity — widely embraced by stroke survivors and caregivers navigating grief and rebuilding.

NBA championship coach Pat Riley shares the principles of sustained excellence — teamwork, commitment, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. A powerful read for survivors and caregivers who understand that recovery is the ultimate team sport.

The trainer behind Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade reveals what separates the good from the great — and the great from the unstoppable. A raw, uncompromising guide to mental toughness that speaks directly to the spirit of recovery.

Grover's follow-up to Relentless — a deeper exploration of what it takes to operate at the highest level when the stakes are highest. For survivors and caregivers who refuse to settle for anything less than their full potential.

Nadine Roberts Cornish blends faith, culture, and caregiving wisdom in this soulful guide for those who care for others. Drawing on her deep roots and spiritual practice, she offers prayers, reflections, and practical encouragement for caregivers who need to be nourished as much as those they serve.

The true tale of a wife and mother who suffers a stroke at the age of 36 — a raw, honest account of survival, recovery, and rebuilding life after the unthinkable. A powerful memoir that speaks to stroke survivors and their families navigating the long road back to themselves.

A brain scientist's firsthand account of experiencing a massive stroke and her remarkable eight-year recovery. Dr. Taylor was a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist — her insider perspective on how the brain heals is both scientifically grounding and deeply inspiring for survivors and caregivers alike.

Dr. Taylor's follow-up to My Stroke of Insight — a guide to harnessing all four characters of the brain to live a more peaceful, purposeful life. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how the brain's two hemispheres shape who we are and how we recover.

Written by a registered nurse who became a caregiver herself, this book offers an honest, compassionate account of what it means to care for someone you love — and how to hold onto your own story in the process.

A molecular biologist breaks down 12 principles for surviving and thriving at work, home, and school — grounded in how the brain actually works. Practical, accessible, and eye-opening for anyone on a recovery journey or supporting one.

Neuroscientist David Eagleman takes readers on an exploration of the human brain — perception, memory, identity, and consciousness. A vivid and accessible companion for stroke survivors and caregivers seeking to understand the organ at the center of recovery.

A practical, evidence-based guide to stroke recovery that empowers survivors and caregivers with strategies used by top rehabilitation specialists.

Explores the brain's remarkable capacity for neuroplasticity — how it can rewire itself after injury, illness, and stroke — with inspiring case studies.

A compassionate and practical guide for family caregivers — covering everything from managing daily care to protecting your own mental and physical health.

A deeply personal and universally resonant account of caregiving, offering a roadmap through the emotional and practical stages every caregiver faces.

The definitive guide for families caring for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss — widely recommended for caregivers supporting stroke survivors with cognitive changes.

A family-centered resource covering causes, treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term support for children who have experienced stroke.

NBA championship coach Pat Riley shares the principles of sustained excellence — teamwork, commitment, and the relentless pursuit of greatness. A powerful read for survivors and caregivers who understand that recovery is the ultimate team sport.

The trainer behind Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, and Dwyane Wade reveals what separates the good from the great — and the great from the unstoppable. A raw, uncompromising guide to mental toughness that speaks directly to the spirit of recovery.

Grover's follow-up to Relentless — a deeper exploration of what it takes to operate at the highest level when the stakes are highest. For survivors and caregivers who refuse to settle for anything less than their full potential.

Nadine Roberts Cornish blends faith, culture, and caregiving wisdom in this soulful guide for those who care for others. Drawing on her deep roots and spiritual practice, she offers prayers, reflections, and practical encouragement for caregivers who need to be nourished as much as those they serve.

The true tale of a wife and mother who suffers a stroke at the age of 36 — a raw, honest account of survival, recovery, and rebuilding life after the unthinkable. A powerful memoir that speaks to stroke survivors and their families navigating the long road back to themselves.

A brain scientist's firsthand account of experiencing a massive stroke and her remarkable eight-year recovery. Dr. Taylor was a Harvard-trained neuroanatomist — her insider perspective on how the brain heals is both scientifically grounding and deeply inspiring for survivors and caregivers alike.

Dr. Taylor's follow-up to My Stroke of Insight — a guide to harnessing all four characters of the brain to live a more peaceful, purposeful life. Essential reading for anyone who wants to understand how the brain's two hemispheres shape who we are and how we recover.

Written by a registered nurse who became a caregiver herself, this book offers an honest, compassionate account of what it means to care for someone you love — and how to hold onto your own story in the process.

A molecular biologist breaks down 12 principles for surviving and thriving at work, home, and school — grounded in how the brain actually works. Practical, accessible, and eye-opening for anyone on a recovery journey or supporting one.

Neuroscientist David Eagleman takes readers on an exploration of the human brain — perception, memory, identity, and consciousness. A vivid and accessible companion for stroke survivors and caregivers seeking to understand the organ at the center of recovery.

A practical, evidence-based guide to stroke recovery that empowers survivors and caregivers with strategies used by top rehabilitation specialists.

Explores the brain's remarkable capacity for neuroplasticity — how it can rewire itself after injury, illness, and stroke — with inspiring case studies.

A compassionate and practical guide for family caregivers — covering everything from managing daily care to protecting your own mental and physical health.

A deeply personal and universally resonant account of caregiving, offering a roadmap through the emotional and practical stages every caregiver faces.

The definitive guide for families caring for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory loss — widely recommended for caregivers supporting stroke survivors with cognitive changes.

A family-centered resource covering causes, treatment, rehabilitation, and long-term support for children who have experienced stroke.

A groundbreaking exploration of how trauma — including the trauma of sudden illness — lives in the body and how healing is possible through mind-body approaches.

A powerful guide to resilience in the face of life-altering adversity — widely embraced by stroke survivors and caregivers navigating grief and rebuilding.

Nadine Roberts Cornish blends faith, culture, and caregiving wisdom in this soulful guide for those who care for others. Drawing on her deep roots and spiritual practice, she offers prayers, reflections, and practical encouragement for caregivers who need to be nourished as much as those they serve.

The true tale of a wife and mother who suffers a stroke at the age of 36 — a raw, honest account of survival, recovery, and rebuilding life after the unthinkable. A powerful memoir that speaks to stroke survivors and their families navigating the long road back to themselves.