Titlebook: Neuropsychological Treatment After Brain Injury; David W. Ellis,Anne-Lise Christensen Book 1989 Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989 Management

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978-1-4612-8876-3Kluwer Academic Publishers 1989

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NeuropsychotherapyThe individual neuropsychological treatment of the survivor of brain injury is a controversial subject. Many professionals question whether individual treatment is beneficial [1]. Often, traditional procedures must be altered substantially to be applicable to a brain-injury survivor.

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Structured Group Treatment for Brain-Injury SurvivorsThis chapter articulates the conceptual underpinnings, rationale, and principal clinical and methodological features of a systematic, structured group therapy approach that was especially developed for survivors of traumatic brain injury.

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Brain Injury: A Pathophysiological Basis for Neuropsychological Dysfunctionscribe how brain injury contributes to the survivor’s posttraumatic behavior and neuropsychological funcion. Interventions are aimed at the sequelae that directly result from the types of injuries described here.

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Interventions in the Inpatient Setting model is a medical one, for obvious reasons. Patients in an inpatient rehabilitation facility are often in a precarious medical condition. Their assessment should include ruling out medical causes for continuing coma and lack of recovery as well as ruling out neurological causes.

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