Rehabilitation of the Severely Brain-Injured Adult: A Practical Approach.

The Journal of Rehabilitation | January 1, 1990| | Copyright

This book is fifth in a series called I Therapy in Practice which will eventually include fifteen titles. The series editor, Jo Campling, aims the volumes at "therapists" in the broad sense of rehabilitation, and particularly includes occupational therapists, physiotherapists, and speech therapists. She also notes that certain titles would be of interest to teachers, social workers and all members of the rehabilitation team. This statement seems particularly true of this volume as the emphasis reiterated throughout the text is on the team approach when dealing with the ...

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