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Cognitive-Communicative Abilities Following Brain Injury: A Functional Approach

by Leila L. Hartley

ISBN13: 9781565931022
ISBN10: 1565931025

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Trade Paperback

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Keywords: Occupational Therapy, Occupational Therapist, OT

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-225) and index.

Foreword by Leonard L. LaPointe, Ph.D. Developing a Functional Perspective. A Model for Understanding Social Communication Following Brain Injury. Functional Approaches to Assessment of Cognitive-Communicative Abilities. Functional Approaches to Cognitive-Communicative Treatment. Rebuilding Cognitive-Communicative Competence and Community Integration. References. Appendixes. Index.

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ISBN:: 9781565931022
Binding:: Trade Paperback
Publication date:: 10/01/1994
Publisher:: Cengage Learning
Series info:: Clinical Competence
Language:: English
Pages:: 304
Height:: .66IN
Width:: 5.56IN
Thickness:: .66 in.
LCCN:: 94028243
Number of Units:: 1
Series Volume:: 87-29A
UPC Code:: 2147483647
Author:: Leila L Hartley
Author:: Leila L. Hartley
Subject:: Cognition disorders - Patients -
Subject:: Brain damage
Subject:: Cognition disorders
Subject:: Social adjustment
Subject:: Brain injuries.
Subject:: Psychology-Mind and Consciousness
Subject:: Cognition
Subject:: Language disorders
Subject:: Communicative disorders