The Guilford Press, 2024. — 492 p. — ISBN 9781462553570.
Highly practical and comprehensive, this book provides a multimodal framework for helping patients with acquired brain injuries to identify and achieve meaningful functional goals in the home and community. In a convenient large-size format, the volume features rich case examples and interdisciplinary tools and strategies. Post-acute cognitive, physical, communication, emotional, vocational, interpersonal, family, and quality-of-life domains are all addressed, using state-of-the-art restorative and compensatory approaches. Coverage includes both individual and group therapies. Fifty reproducible forms and handouts can be photocopied from the book or downloaded from the companion website. The website also features a supplemental chapter on efficacy and outcomes research in neurorehabilitation, appendices with helpful resources, color versions of selected figures, and more.
Introduction to NeurorehabilitationThe Evolution of Fundamental Concepts of Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation: Historical and Current Considerations
How to Construct Quality Neurorehabilitation in Hospital and Community Settings
Clinical Approaches and TechniquesTechniques to Address Cognitive Skills
Techniques to Address Communication Pragmatics Skills and Emotions
Treatment Groups for Functional Skills
Technological Advances in Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation
Transfer of SkillsTransfer of Skills to the Home, Community, and Work
Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation for Socialization, Quality of Life, and School Re-Entry
Holistic Interventions for Families and Tiers of Support and Aftercare