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Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
2009The aim of neuropsychological rehabilitation is to enable people with cognitive, emotional, or behavioural deficits to achieve their maximum potential in the domains of psychological, social, leisure, vocational or everyday functioning. Describing the holistic programme devised and adopted at the world famous Oliver Zangwill Centre and embracing a ...
Gail A. Eskes, Anna M. Barrett
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Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation in the Portuguese Context
2022This chapter provides an overview of the Portuguese neuropsychology and rehabilitation context and of the cultural background aiming to improve the understanding of its potential impact on health-related services. It is written based on the authors' knowledge and experience in the rehabilitation field and supported in updated scientific evidence.
Dores, Artemisa R. +2 more
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[Neuropsychological rehabilitation in wartime].
Revista de neurologia, 2013The decrease in the rate of mortality due to brain damage during the First World War resulted in a large number of veterans with neurological or neuropsychological sequelae. This situation, which was unknown up until then, called for the development of new therapeutic approaches to help them reach acceptable levels of autonomy.This article reviews the ...
Garcia-Molina, A, Roig-Rovira, T
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Clients' view of neuropsychological rehabilitation
Brain Injury, 1996Postacute neuropsychological rehabilitation cannot be done successfully without the personal engagement of the brain-injured client. However, systematically collected data referring to clients' satisfaction with rehabilitation programmes are rare. In this study a structured interview was developed to assess various aspects of treatment evaluation by ...
Pössl, J., von Cramon, D.
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Cognitive Rehabilitation in Clinical Neuropsychology
Brain and Cognition, 2000Within the broad discipline of psychology, clinical psychology has estab-lished a tradition of providing services in the assessment and treatment ofbehavioral disorders. More recently, clinical neuropsychology emerged inresponse to a need to describe neurocognitive impairment associated withbrain damage and relate deficits to specific forms of brain ...
G, Winocur +7 more
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Rehabilitation in Neuropsychology
1986Neuropsychology is a broad field concerned with the psychological consequences of a very wide range of conditions that can damage the brain or disturb its functioning. Some of these conditions are relatively minor and cause only small and transient impairments in functioning.
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Neuropsychological rehabilitation for multiple sclerosis
Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews, 2011Cognitive deficits are a common manifestation in multiple sclerosis (MS) and have a wide effect on the patient's quality of life. Alleviation of the harmful effects caused by these deficits should be a major goal of MS research and practice.The aim of this review was to evaluate the effects of neuropsychological/cognitive rehabilitation in MS by ...
Eija M, Rosti-Otajärvi +1 more
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Neuropsychological predictors in stroke rehabilitation
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 1988A mailed questionnaire, sent routinely to discharged stroke patients, divided left-hemisphere (n = 68) and right-hemisphere (n = 77) patients into three groups of general help dependency in basic activities-of-daily-life skills. A subsample of 29 patients was visited at home and asked to reanswer the questionnaire under guidance of a trained ...
K, Sundet, A, Finset, I, Reinvang
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Neuropsychologic rehabilitation for visuoperceptual impairments
Neurologic Clinics, 2003Impairments of visual perception resulting from brain damage can have serious implications for many aspects of patients' lives, and these impairments should be targeted for intervention. Rehabilitation programs need to be individually tailored to each patient's needs; thus, characterization of a patient's visual perception and related abilities, by ...
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[Neuropsychological rehabilitation in the 20th century].
Revista de neurologia, 2019The first documents describing techniques and procedures to improve the cognitive functioning of people with brain injuries date back to the 17th century. Yet, governments show little interest in it and allocate scarce economic, personal and material resources, possibly because of the high mortality rate associated with brain injuries and the limited ...
Garcia-Molina, A, Ensenat, A
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