Description
Principles of Cognitive Rehabilitation is designed to familiarize readers with the deep-rooted principles of cognitive rehabilitation and cognitive training. Presenting a new comprehensive framework in cognitive rehabilitation for therapeutic, educational, and research purposes, this volume introduces five components that are introduced for cognitive rehabilitation, including primary principles, patient, practitioner, program, and process (5Ps). Detailing the developmental stages of a program will help readers understand the logistics of cognitive interventions and also help them to design and evaluate their own therapeutic interventions.- Introduces a fundamental basis for cognitive rehabilitation trainings- Outlines a new comprehensive framework in cognitive rehabilitation for therapeutic, educational, and research purposes- Conceptualizes the concepts of cognitive rehabilitation- Discusses experimental results and evidence related to cognitive rehabilitation- Features the codification of principles into five core components to organize a process of remediation- Describes future perspectives in the field
Table of Contents
Part I. FoundationPart II: Primary Principles 1. Principle of Neural Plasticity2. Principle of Compensation3. Principle of Relearning4. Principle of Verbalization5. Principle of Automatization6. Principle of Errorless Learning7. Principle of Multi-Sensory Learning8. Principle of Active Learning9. Principle of Observational Learning10. Principle of Implicit Learning11. Principle of Emotional Learning12. Principle of Offline Learning13. Principle of Directed Forgetting14. Principle of Processing Level15. Principle of Context Dependent LearningPart III: Program-Related Principles 16. Principle of Model17. Principle of Specificity18. Principle of Overload19. Principle of Variety20. Principle of RepetitionPart IV: Process-Related Principles Introduction: Part 4 21. Principle of Assessment22. Principle of Goal Setting23. Principle of Support24. Principle of Transferability25. Principle of TerminationPart V: Patient-Related Principles 26. Principle of Motivation27. Principle of Effort28. Principle of Expectation29. Principle of Individual Differences30. Principle of Family EmpowermentPart VI: Practitioner-Related Principles 31. Principle of Adherence32. Principle of Treatment Competency33. Principle of Ethics34. Principle of Alliance35. Principle of Teamwork
