Books
Hammer Out maintains a small library of books, so if you wish to borrow one of these please contact us.
- Fast Facts Brain Tumours – Guide to Clinical Practice
- Understanding radiotherapy – Cancer BACUP
- Managing the Stress of Cancer – Dr James Brennan , Consultant Clinical Psychologist , Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre
- Brain Injury and Returning to Employment – A guide for Practitioners
- That’s Unacceptable – Surviving a Brain Tumour – Rebecca L Libutti
- Navigating through a Strange Land – Tricia Ann Roloff (a book for Brain Tumour Patients and their families)
- Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada – Brain Tumour Patient Resource Handbook
For Children
- Mary has a Brain Tumour
- My Brain Tumour Adventures (The story of a little boy coping with a brain tumour) by Sharon Dempsey
Other books you may find helpful
- Before I Say Goodbye – Ruth Picardie
- The Problem of Pain – C.S. Lewis
- Who Cares? – Support for Carers – Check what you could claim…. Bristol City Council Neighbourhood and Housing services
- Sometimes talking is the best medicine (Your guide to cancer self help and support groups in the UK)
- Help with the cost of cancer (A guide to benefits and financial help for people affected by cancer)
- Financial help from Macmillan Cancer Relief (Grants and benefits advice for people affected by cancer)
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Leaflets
Hammer Out can supply any of these leaflets, so just click on the request link below if you want us to send any to you.
- Meningioma – BTA / UKBTS
- Chemotherapy for Brain Tumours – BTA / UKBTS
- Pituitary Tumours – BTA / UKBTS
- Low Grade Glioma Brain Tumours – Astrocytoma and Oligodendroglioma, BTA / UKBTS
- High Grade Glioma Brain Tumours – Glioblastoma Multiforme and Anaplastic Astrocytoma, BTA / UKBTS
- Living with a Brain Tumour - BTA / UKBTS
- Brain Tumours and Epilepsy – BTA / UKBTS
- Radiotherapy for Brain Tumours – BTA / UKBTS
- Befrienders – BTA / UKBTS
Other leaflets you may find helpful
- The Harbour – Providing free and professional counselling and psychotherapy for people affected by a physical life-threatening illness
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