基本説明
Prepares rehabilitation professionals for training the family to perform, at home, a rehabilitation program developed by an interdisciplinary team.
Full Description
Families are profoundly affected by a child's brain injury, and their participation and support play a critical role in the child's adjustment and ongoing development. As such, today's literature contains a growing number of studies that document the importance of the family's role in the child's recovery.
Edited by two experts from the cerebral palsy unit at the distinguished SARAH Network of Hospitals in Brasilia, Brazil, this book is designed for rehabilitation professionals and provides important guidelines for training parents and involving the family in the rehabilitation process.
Including 200 line figures representing SARAH's novel neurodevelopmental exercises, as well as downloadable resources with printable versions of all neurodevelopmental exercises included in the book, as well as some additional ones, The Child with Traumatic Brain Injury or Cerebral Palsy prepares rehabilitation professionals for training the family to perform, at home, a rehabilitation program developed by an interdisciplinary team.
Clearly presented and easy to follow, this important work will appeal to physicians, physical therapists, occupational therapists, psychologists, neuropsychologists, speech therapists/teachers and all professionals who care for children with cerebral palsy, traumatic brain injury, and developmental delay.
Contents
Introduction. Basic Principles for the Training of the Family. The Child with Brain Injury. Creating a Program of Neurodevelopment: Instructions for Using The Illustrated Manual Motor Development. Cognitive Development. Visuo-Motor Development. Development of Independence in Daily Life Activities. Language and Communication. Socialization and the Educational Process of the Child with Brain Injury. The Orthopaedic Approach and Participation of the Family. The Family of the Child with Brain Injury
