Neuroplasticity and Rehabilitation
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Book at a glance
- Area
- TBI & Concussion
- Written for
- Clinicians & technicians
- Editors
- Raskin SA
- Publisher
- Guilford Press
- Year
- 2011
- Pages
- 351
- ISBN
- 9781609181376
What's inside
- How damaged brain regions recover
- How intact regions take over lost functions
- Evidence-based rehabilitation for memory, attention, language and more
- Work with both children and adults
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An edited volume on putting brain plasticity to work in rehabilitation after brain injury: how far damaged regions can recover, how intact regions can take over lost functions, and which rehabilitation approaches have evidence behind them for different cognitive problems, in children and adults.
For clinicians in brain-injury rehabilitation who want the research behind the hope that lost abilities can be restored, not only compensated for.
Chapters
- Introduction: current approaches to rehabilitation Sarah A. Raskin
- Neuronal organization and change after brain injury Bryan Kolb, Jan Cioe, Preston Williams
- Experience-dependent changes in nonhumans Theresa A. Jones
- Motor and sensory reorganization in primates Randolph J. Nudo, Scott Bury
- Cognitive reserve Yaakov Stern
- Practice-related changes in brain activity Sarah A. Raskin, Ginger N. Mills, Julianne T. Garbarino
- Activity-based interventions for neurorehabilitation David M. Morris, C. Scott Bickel
- Malleability and plasticity in the neural systems for reading and dyslexia Bennett A. Shaywitz, Sally E. Shaywitz
- Neuroplasticity and rehabilitation of attention in children Jennifer A. Engle, Kimberly A. Kerns
- Language therapy Susan A. Leon, Lynn M. Maher, Leslie J. Gonzalez Rothi
- Plasticity of high-order cognition: a review of experience-induced remediation studies for executive deficits Redmond G. O'Connell, Ian H. Robertson
- Neuroplasticity and the treatment of executive deficits: conceptual considerations Rema A. Lillie, Catherine A. Mateer
- What rehabilitation clinicians can do to facilitate experience-dependent learning McKay Moore Sohlberg, Laurie Ehlhardt Powell
- Pharmacological therapies, rehabilitation, and neuroplasticity John C. Freeland