Lethan Candlish Lethan Candlish

A Prepared Performance

For an early telling, let the words be natural. Be honest, not composed. You don't need to impress anyone - you're sharing a story, not reciting a monologue.

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Summer Tour Reflection

Thoughts on the multi-state tour I took in the United States last summer - July and August 2026

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The Hypothesis

The reasoning that supports the hypothesis of why Storytelling is a beneficial tool in rehabilitation after TBI.

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The Story of Job

An interpretation of the story of Job in the context of stories about Brain Injury

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Difference with Narrative Therapy

Storytelling Rehabilitation has a few key differences with Narrative Therapy that I believe can aid a survivor in an alternative manner, and I will use this blog entry to highlight those differences.

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Identity is Story

“Yet when brain injury occurs — when the brain is shook, struck, pierced and receives physical damage in some way — I imagine the circuit connections are disrupted. Torn apart. And our actions need to find some new path of through the wires that can determine how the need is fulfilled.”

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Why Storytelling

Storytelling changed my life…and I’m honored to pass that on.

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