Titlebook: Rehabilitation; Gerald Goldstein,Sue R. Beers Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 brain.intervention.memory.rehabilita

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Introduction to Rehabilitation Assessment and practices are quite distinct from those presented in the three volumes on neuroimaging and neuropsychology. The need for an entire volume devoted to this matter will be apparent as one becomes aware of how methods and concepts differ between physicians and clinical neuropsychologists, on the on

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Occupational Therapy Assessment of Adult Brain Function everyday tasks that define and bring meaning to their lives (Fisher & Short-DeGraff, 1993; Guralnik, Branch, Cummings, & Curb, 1989; Trombly, 1993). Patients are usually referred to occupational therapy primarily because of problems in everyday . The unique contribution of occupational therapy, as