Cognitive Rehabilitation in Perspective

Part 1 Introduction: towards a model of cognitive rehabilitation, Rodger L. Wood. Part 2 Rehabilitation of attention disorders: the remediation of attentional disorders following brain injury of acute onset, John M. Gray; the use of computers in the rehabilitation of attention disorders, Jennie Ponsford; the management of acquired attention and memory deficits, Catherine A. Mateer et al. Part 3 Rehabilitation of memory disorders: the process diary concept - an approach in training orientation, memory and behavioural control, Arnstein Finset and Sverre Andresen; memory strategies for closed head injured patients - do lessons in psychology help?, Betto G. Deelman et al. Part 4 Rehabilitation of reasoning and problem solving abilities: hypothesis forming and computerized cognitive therapy, Azriel Evyatar et al; frontal lobe dysfunctions in patients - therapeutical approaches, D.Y. von Cramon and G. Matthes-von Cramon. Part 5 Cognitive approaches to the rehabilitation of behaviour disorders: rehabilitation of dyscontrol syndromes following frontal lobe damage - a cognitive neuropsychology approach, Paul W. Burgess and Nick Alderman; integrating cognition and behaviour - pragmatic approach to brain injury rehabilitation, Nick Alderman and Paul W. Burgess; behavioural learning therapies for the traumatically brain-injured patient, C. Alam Hopewell et al.