Designed for physical therapist assistant students and anyone working in the rehabilitation of patients with neurologic damage, this textbook focuses on the framework for neurorehabilitative patient treatment. Placing an emphasis on the scientific and clinical practice, it offers problem-solving instruction on how and where to begin, and how to ensure that interventions will be meaningful to individuals with neurologic damage.
It examines the evolving knowledge of basic sciences, neurology and neurophysiology, and translates these into treatment ideas for patients throughout the life span. The text presents best practice insights, made clinically meaningful and easily applicable to patient care.
