Cognitive Neurorehabilitation (Hardcover)

Introduction and overview; Part I. Mechanisms and Principles of Recovery: Introduction; 1. Neuroplasticity and recovery of function after brain injury Bryan Kolb and Robbin Gibb; 2. Intracerebral transplantation and regeneration: practical implications Heather Dickinson-Anson, Isabelle Aubert and Fred H. Gage; 3. The use of neuroimaging in neurorehabilitative research Cheryl L. Grady and Shitij Kapur; 4. Principles of compensation in cognitive neurorehabilitation Roger A. Dixon and Lars Backman; 5. Brain damage, sex hormones and recovery Donald G. Stein, Robin L. Roof and Zoltan L. Fulop; 6. The psychosocial environment and cognitive rehabilitation in the elderly Deirdre Dawson, Gordon Winocur and Morris Moscovitch; Part II. Pharmacological Approaches: Introduction; 7. Pharmacological strategies for neuroprotection and rehabilitation Amy F. T. Arnsten and Douglas H. Smith; 8. Neuropharmacologic contributions to the rehabilitation of patients with traumatic brain injury John W. Cassidy; 9. Pharmacological interventions in Alzheimer's Disease Fredda L. Leiter and Jeffrey L. Cummings; Part III. Clinical and Management Issues: Introduction; 10. Cognitive rehabilitation: leadership and management of the clinical program Virginia M. Mills and Michael P. Alexander; 11. Neuropsychological rehabilitation in the interdisciplinary team: the post-acute stage Anne-Lise Christensen and Carla Caetano; 12. Outcome measurement in cognitive neurorehabilitation Nadina Lincoln; 13. Constraint-induced movement therapy: new approaches to outcome measurement in rehabilitation Gitendra Uswatte and Edward Taub; 14. Mood and motivation in rehabilitation Anthony Feinstein; 15. Motivation and awareness in cognitive neurorehabilitation George P. Prigatano; 16. Family education and family partnership in cognitive rehabilitation Guy-B. Proulx; Part IV. Neurohabilitation Techniques: Introduction; 17. The role of theory in aphasia therapy: art or science? Robert T. Wertz; 18. Traumatic brain injury: natural history and efficacy of cognitive rehabilitation Douglas I. Katz and Virginia M. Mills; 19. The rehabilitation of attention Ian H. Robertson; 20. The rehabilitation of executive disorders Catherine A. Mateer; 21. Memory rehabilitation in brain injured people Barbara A. Wilson; 22. Memory rehabilitation in the elderly Elizabeth L. Glisky and Martha L. Glisky; Epilogue: The new frontier: the future of cognitive rehabilitation.