The Woman Who Changed Her Brain: And Other Inspiring Stories of Pioneering Brain Transformation Audiobook (Unabridged)

" Interesting at the start - Advertising later. "

" A brilliant and fascinating book and author! "

" Brilliant, inspiring,the author was able to be so motivated to use her innate intelligence to dig deeper,see the connections between her difficulties, and those of someone who was injured, and then taking this knowledge into the world to help others.What is now being known about the brain, and and it's functions,it should be treated as other body organs,and when testing, as available,without any stigma. Thank goodness for Ms.Young and other pioneers,helping to make it so. "

" Very informative, but would have like to have known more about the neurological exercises. The case studies were interesting, and everything turned out well because of her Arrowsmith School. Having some facts to back it up would have taken the subject to a deeper level of understanding. "

" Everyone should read this book. "

" The problem that I had with this book is that it read like a long advertisement for the Arrowhead School in Toronto. The author identifies many different learning disabilities, and provides case studies to prove that these disabilities can be overcome, but only hints at methods for treatment. "

" Interesting book. Barbara Arrowsmith Young has developed a fascinating system that actually seems to work (even though there are anecdotal stories but no scientific studies to prove it). If you have a child with learning disorders, this is a book you should red. "

" Very interesting, I did wonder how she managed to get as far as she has woith the amount of learning disabilities she had. "

" I read this book over two weeks and always wanted more. "

" I loved this book. It was a book about changing lives and it was fascinating and easy to read. It's made me think about my own abilities and some of the difficulties of others and how it may be possible to help them. Definitely worth reading:) "

" I've been learning a bit about brain plasticity the last few years -- fascinating and of concievably societal changing consequences. Book was well written, somewhat elliptical in areas. I'd give it a 4*, but I'm still thinking about it, so 5* it gets. "

" I thought this was a blatant advertisement for the school run by the author - full of case studies which were very repetitive, and with no real information on what the patients actually did to improve their situation. "

" Fascinating insight for any parent or teacher who has learning disabled kids. Or if you wonder why you have one thing you can't do and millions of things you are good at doing. Uplifting stories of the possibility of curing leaning problems. "

" This book is a must read to understand why you may be weak in some areas. A must read for all parents. Brilliant "

" Found it fascinating how many different types of learning disabilities there are. The stories of the author and all the students described was inspiring. "

" Wow, the transformation that can occur in a person's brain. A great read for anyone interested in learning disabilities and how people have over come them. "

" Very interesting story. One brave lady "