Pamela S Klonoff (Barrow Neurological Institute and Dignity Health
Holistic Neurorehabilitation
Interventions to Support Functional Skills After Acquired Brain Injury
Pamela S Klonoff (Barrow Neurological Institute and Dignity Health
Holistic Neurorehabilitation
Interventions to Support Functional Skills After Acquired Brain Injury
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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.
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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.
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- Verlag: Guilford Publications
- Seitenzahl: 448
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 265mm x 205mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 960g
- ISBN-13: 9781462553570
- ISBN-10: 1462553575
- Artikelnr.: 68758242
- Verlag: Guilford Publications
- Seitenzahl: 448
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Februar 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 265mm x 205mm x 25mm
- Gewicht: 960g
- ISBN-13: 9781462553570
- ISBN-10: 1462553575
- Artikelnr.: 68758242
Pamela S. Klonoff, PhD, ABPP-CN, has been a faculty neuropsychologist at the Center for Transitional Neuro-Rehabilitation at Barrow Neurological Institute, Dignity Health, Phoenix, Arizona, since 1986, and became the Center's Clinical Director in 1993. Her passion and primary clinical endeavors are in holistic milieu neurorehabilitation, with an emphasis on psychotherapy for patients and families, group interventions, cognitive retraining, and mentoring therapists. Dr. Klonoff has published and presented widely in the areas of acquired brain injuries, holistic milieu-oriented treatment, individual and group psychotherapy, family interventions, and cognitive retraining so as to maximize patients' community reintegration.
I. Introduction to Neurorehabilitation
1. The Evolution of Fundamental Concepts of Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation:
Historical and Current Considerations
2. How to Construct Quality Neurorehabilitation in the Hospital and
Community Settings, with Christopher St. Clair, Robert Spetzler, & Thomas
Bour
II. Clinical Approaches and Techniques
3. Techniques to Address Cognitive Skills, with Heather Caples
4. Techniques to Address Communication Pragmatic Skills and Emotions, with
Erika Ehlert & Padmaja Bollam
5. Treatment Groups for Functional Skills, with Jennifer Hunsaker, Patricia
Briody, & Erika Ehlert
6. Technological Advances in Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation, with Maura
Eileen Rhodes & Samuel Schaffer
III. Transfer of Skills
7. Transfer of Skills to the Home, Community, and Work, with Heather
Caples, Lori Lindman, Maura Eileen Rhodes, Jennifer Hunsaker, & Erika
Ehlert
8. Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation for Socialization, Quality of Life, and
School Re-Entry, with Alicia Blank, Meghan Grange, & Amy Helmuth
9. Holistic Interventions for Families and Tiers of Support and Aftercare,
with Edward Koberstein & Sarah Rajda
References
Index
1. The Evolution of Fundamental Concepts of Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation:
Historical and Current Considerations
2. How to Construct Quality Neurorehabilitation in the Hospital and
Community Settings, with Christopher St. Clair, Robert Spetzler, & Thomas
Bour
II. Clinical Approaches and Techniques
3. Techniques to Address Cognitive Skills, with Heather Caples
4. Techniques to Address Communication Pragmatic Skills and Emotions, with
Erika Ehlert & Padmaja Bollam
5. Treatment Groups for Functional Skills, with Jennifer Hunsaker, Patricia
Briody, & Erika Ehlert
6. Technological Advances in Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation, with Maura
Eileen Rhodes & Samuel Schaffer
III. Transfer of Skills
7. Transfer of Skills to the Home, Community, and Work, with Heather
Caples, Lori Lindman, Maura Eileen Rhodes, Jennifer Hunsaker, & Erika
Ehlert
8. Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation for Socialization, Quality of Life, and
School Re-Entry, with Alicia Blank, Meghan Grange, & Amy Helmuth
9. Holistic Interventions for Families and Tiers of Support and Aftercare,
with Edward Koberstein & Sarah Rajda
References
Index
I. Introduction to Neurorehabilitation
1. The Evolution of Fundamental Concepts of Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation:
Historical and Current Considerations
2. How to Construct Quality Neurorehabilitation in the Hospital and
Community Settings, with Christopher St. Clair, Robert Spetzler, & Thomas
Bour
II. Clinical Approaches and Techniques
3. Techniques to Address Cognitive Skills, with Heather Caples
4. Techniques to Address Communication Pragmatic Skills and Emotions, with
Erika Ehlert & Padmaja Bollam
5. Treatment Groups for Functional Skills, with Jennifer Hunsaker, Patricia
Briody, & Erika Ehlert
6. Technological Advances in Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation, with Maura
Eileen Rhodes & Samuel Schaffer
III. Transfer of Skills
7. Transfer of Skills to the Home, Community, and Work, with Heather
Caples, Lori Lindman, Maura Eileen Rhodes, Jennifer Hunsaker, & Erika
Ehlert
8. Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation for Socialization, Quality of Life, and
School Re-Entry, with Alicia Blank, Meghan Grange, & Amy Helmuth
9. Holistic Interventions for Families and Tiers of Support and Aftercare,
with Edward Koberstein & Sarah Rajda
References
Index
1. The Evolution of Fundamental Concepts of Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation:
Historical and Current Considerations
2. How to Construct Quality Neurorehabilitation in the Hospital and
Community Settings, with Christopher St. Clair, Robert Spetzler, & Thomas
Bour
II. Clinical Approaches and Techniques
3. Techniques to Address Cognitive Skills, with Heather Caples
4. Techniques to Address Communication Pragmatic Skills and Emotions, with
Erika Ehlert & Padmaja Bollam
5. Treatment Groups for Functional Skills, with Jennifer Hunsaker, Patricia
Briody, & Erika Ehlert
6. Technological Advances in Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation, with Maura
Eileen Rhodes & Samuel Schaffer
III. Transfer of Skills
7. Transfer of Skills to the Home, Community, and Work, with Heather
Caples, Lori Lindman, Maura Eileen Rhodes, Jennifer Hunsaker, & Erika
Ehlert
8. Post-Acute Neurorehabilitation for Socialization, Quality of Life, and
School Re-Entry, with Alicia Blank, Meghan Grange, & Amy Helmuth
9. Holistic Interventions for Families and Tiers of Support and Aftercare,
with Edward Koberstein & Sarah Rajda
References
Index