Alison Shapiro: teaching people to build positive stories

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Join me for an interview with Alison Shapiro who suffered two devastating and near fatal brainstem strokes 24 hours apart. She discovered she did could and would have a profound impact on the course of that recovery.

Alison came to understand a simple truth: It’s not what happens to us that makes the difference. It’s how we deal with what happens to us that will determine the rest of our lives.

“Stories are very important. It’s one of the reasons I tell stories when I teach stroke recovery. Because I want people to see that they have the power to craft a story on their own and that story can be far more positive than they can imagine.”

— Alison Shapiro

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Music for the thought echoes podcast created by Andy Dovey of Brain Attack Music. Thank you Andy!

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