When Sight Heals the Brain: A Memoir of a Brain Injury Journey and the Visual Road Home

ANT

4.0 7
$5.39 $8.99You save $3.60
Format
Digital edition
PDFEPUB
Works on phone, tablet and computer Instant access after checkout Personal-use digital license
About this edition

• Instant access to your digital edition.
• Read anytime, anywhere, on your favorite device.
• No shipping — your book is delivered digitally.
• Simple, secure access after purchase.

Published date August 18, 2026
Author Ingryd Lorenzana

Instant digital delivery after purchase.

Download link available immediately after checkout.
In stock
Quantity
Secure checkout — encrypted end to end Free exchange or return within 30 days if the product is defective. Digital formats available instantly
Readers also enjoyed

Discover another great read to add to your digital library.

$5.39 $8.99

Description

We are told that time heals all wounds. While time is an unavoidable aspect of any healing process, with brain injury, that approach is not only dismissive, but it can be dangerously misleading.

For half a century, Dr. Ingryd Lorenzana navigated the lonely aftermath of a childhood head injury, her life defined by a single, unanswered question: Why is everything always so hard?

The answer finally came, not just from her relentless pursuit of knowledge as a neuro-optometrist, but also as a survivor.

For millions, the root of lifelong struggles with anxiety, focus, and learning isn't a lack of ability or even willpower; it's the ghost of a long-forgotten injury. A single fall, a bump on the head, an event dismissed as a simple childhood Owie, can leave a silent, invisible wound and years of unexplained, unnecessary difficulties with fundamental functions.

In When Sight Heals the Brain: A Memoir of a Brain Injury Journey and the Visual Road Home, Dr. Lorenzana offers a paradigm-shifting truth: Time doesn't heal; it REVEALS. The struggles that emerge years after a mild traumatic brain injury are not a new failure, but rather, a delayed revelation of the original trauma.

As both survivor and neuro-optometrist, Dr. Lorenzana is the ideal guide through this difficult terrain. She provides the missing link between a forgotten fall and a lifetime of challenges, revealing how treatment through the visual system can hold the key to unlocking brain optimization and recovery. This is not just her story of traumatic brain injury, or TBI; it is a revolutionary guide to understanding the silent, and often undiagnosed, epidemic of brain-injury-related difficulties and a beacon of hope for all who have felt lost in the dark.

Part medical memoir, part scientific guide, this is a story of hope and healing, a call to action, and a promising approach that provides answers to the often-overlooked problems many have grappled with for years. The journey to understanding and relief begins here.

Specifications

FormatEPUB, PDF
LanguageEnglish

Frequently asked

Do I need an account to download?

No. After purchase, you can access your ebook directly from the order confirmation or download page.

What if a copy arrives damaged?

Contact us and we’ll help you access the file or provide a replacement download if needed.

Reviews

4.0 5
5★84%4★11%3★3%2★1%1★1%
S Steven Mccall Verified
★★★★★The diagrams do the teachingSeeing the concept drawn before the notation appears changed everything for me.
P Phillip Reed Verified
★★★★★A set text for my classThe problem sets are graded properly and the solutions are complete.
R Robert Blevins Verified
★★★★★
See all reviews

Customers also downloaded