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The Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
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7 th Satellite Symposium on Neuropsychological Rehabilitation
in conjunction with the meeting of The Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Special Interest Group of the World Federation for NeuroRehabilitation (WFNR) |
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A multidisciplinary conference incorporating neuropsychology, clinical psychology, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, Speech and language therapy, social work, medicine and nursing. |
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Committee
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| Convenor: | Professor
Barbara Wilson, Cambridge, UK |
Dr Steffen-Malik Hoegh, Stouby, DK | ||
| Program Chair: | Professor
James Malec, Indianapolis, USA Dr Teresa A. Ashman, New York, USA Dr Andrew Bateman, Cambridge, UK Dr Thomas Bodner, Innsbruck, A Dr Sara Cavaco, Porto, PT Professor Keith Cicerone, Edison, USA Dr Angela Colantonio, Toronto, CA Dr Fofi Constantinidou, Nicosia, CY Professor Jonathan Evans, Glasgow, UK Dr Fergus Gracey, Ely, UK |
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Dr. Reiner Kaschel, Ebersbach / Fils, D Dr Dr Jan Lexell, Lund, SE Professor Emilia Lojek, Warsaw, PL Dr Tamara Ownsworth, Brisbane, AUS Professor Jennie Ponsford, Clayton, AUS Dr Ronald T. Seel, Atlanta, USA Professor Robyn Tate, Sydney, AUS Professor Jean-Luc Truelle, Paris, F Dr Ann Watts, South Africa |
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Program
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Day
1: Monday 5th July 2010
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| 07:30 - 08:50 |
Arrival
- Registration - Fixing Posters
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| 08:50 - 09:30 |
OPENING
ADDRESS
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| 08:50 - 09:00 | James Malec (Program Chair) | |||
| Welcome and Introductionices | ||||
| 09:00 - 09:30 | Talk 1 | B. A. Wilson |
| -"It is not just the kind of head injury but the kind of head": Factors influencing recovery from traumatic brain injury |
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Session
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Brain Rehabilitation Programs Chair: Fofi Constantinidou |
| 09:30 - 09:50 | Talk 2 | J. Ponsford, L. Tweedly and N. Lee | ||
| lnvestigation of a brief intervention to minimise alcohol use following traumatic brain injury | ||||
| 09:50 - 10:10 | Talk 3 | I.Altmann, S. Swick, D. Parrott and J. F. Malec | ||
| Effectiveness of Community-Based Rehabilitation after Traumatic Brain lnjury (TBI) for 489 Program Completers Compared to those Precipitously Discharged | ||||
| 10:10 - 10:30 | Talk 4 | E. Daniels-Zide, D. Biderman and Y. Ben-Yishay | ||
| Therapeutic alliance of significant others with the staff of a holistic day program: An important facilitator of the successful response of TB1 patients to neuropsychological rehabilitative interventions | ||||
| 10:30 - 10:50 | Talk 5 | C. Campbell, K. McCoy and M. Kelly | ||
| Social Cognition Rehabilitation in Veterans with TB1 and PTSD | ||||
| 10:50 - 11:00 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
| 11:00 - 11:30 |
MORNING
COFFEE AND POSTER SESSION
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Session
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Methods and Measurement Chair: Robyn Tate |
| 11:30 -11:50 | Talk 6 | J.-L.
Truelle, K. von Wild and N. von Steinbüchel |
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| What
Quality of Life after Traumatic Brain Injury? QOLIBRI, a novel disease-specific Quality of Life Measure |
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| 11:50 -12:10 | Talk 7 | A. Bateman and S. Simblett | ||
| Assessing change in executive functioning using a Rasch modelling approach | ||||
| 12:10 -12:30 | Talk 8 | J. Evans | ||
| Statistical analysis for Single case experimental design research studies in neuropsychological rehabilitation: controversies, recent developments and some recommendations | ||||
| 12:30 - 12:50 | Talk 9 | M. Perdices, R. L. Tate, A. Pfaff, G. Herkes, A. Hodgkinson, P. Davidand A. Cassel | ||
| Predicting duration of post-traumatic amnesia (PTA) across the spectrum of traumatic brain injury (TBI) severity: can it I be done? | ||||
| 12:50 - 13:00 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
| 13:00 - 14:00 |
LUNCH
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Session
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Clinical Assessment Chair: Jean-Luc Truelle |
| 14:00 -14:45 | Datablitz 1 | B. Wilson, A. Hinchcliffe and G.Florschutz | ||
| Neuropsychological Assessment of the Locked-in-Syndrome: Challenges, Consequences and Cognitive Functioning | ||||
| Datablitz 2 | A. Duckworth, H. Williams, M. Bunnage and L. Mounce | |||
| Predictive and Mediating Factores of Autobiographical Memory Retrieval following Acquired Brain lnjury | ||||
| Datablitz 3 | S. Simblett and A. Bateman | |||
| Dimensions of the dysexecutive questionaire (DEX) examined using Rasch analysis | ||||
| Datablitz 4 | R. L. Tate, C. Taylor, M. Perdices, V. Aird and A. McCarry | |||
| Differentiating between spontaneous recovery and treatment-specific effects in the post-acute phase after traumatic brain injury | ||||
| Datablitz 5 | M. Darcy and J. Tierney | |||
| Using the WHIM for Goal Setting in Minimally Conscious States |
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Session
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Pediatric Issues Chair: Teresa Ashmann |
| 14:45 - 15:05 | Talk 10 | J.
Tonks, W. H. Williams, I. Framton, P. Yates and A. Slater |
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| Peer-relationship difficulties in children with brain injuries: comparisons with children in mental health Services and main-stream schools | ||||
| 15:05 - 15:25 | Talk 11 | M. Chevignard, C. Soo, J. Galvin and S. Eren | ||
| A systematic review of ecological measures of cognitive functioning for children with acquired brain injury | ||||
| 15:25 - 15:45 | Talk 12 | M. Sambuco, S. Lah, N. Brookes and C. Catroppa | ||
| Paediatric traumatic brain injury: Siblings outcome | ||||
| 15:45 - 16:05 | Talk 13 | C. Soo, R. L. Tate, V. Anderson and M.-C. Waugh | ||
| Support needs after childhood acquired brain injury: disentangling developmental and brain injury issues | ||||
| 16:05 - 16:15 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
| 16:15 - 16:45 |
AFTERNOON
TEA AND POSTER SESSION
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Session
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Cognitive Rehabilitation Chair: Andrew Bateman |
| 16:45 - 17:05 | Talk 14 | E.
Bengoetxea, J. Pena, N. Ojeda, R. Segarra, P.M. Sanchez, E. Elizagarate,
J. Garcia, J. I. Eguiluz, J. Ezcurra and M. Gutierrez |
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| Improvements in executive funtioning and processing speed after cognitive rehabilitation with REHACOP: Schizophrenia and First-episode psychosis | ||||
| 17:05 - 17:25 | Talk 15 | P.Brown, R. Morris and J. Evans | ||
| Investigating the effect of periodic auditory alerts in conjunction with goal management training on a complex virtual reality task in individuals with acqired brain injury | ||||
| 17:25 - 17:45 | Talk 16 | R. Nair and N. Lincoln | ||
| Memory Rehabilitation following Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, and Traumatic Brainnjury: A Mixed-methods Randomised Controlled Trial | ||||
| 17:45 - 18:05 | Talk 17 | V. Baldwin and T. Powell | ||
| Factors influencing the uptake of memory compensations: A qualitative analysis | ||||
| 18:05 - 18:15 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
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Session
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Rehabilitation for the Real World (Part I) Chair: Jennie Ponsford |
| 18:15 -19:00 | Datablitz 6 | F. Talbot, A. Starza-Smith and A. Hart | ||
| Implications for the rehabilitation drawn from a correlational study of health related quality of life (HRQL) and'neuropsychological consequences for children and adolescents following encephalitis | ||||
| Datablitz 7 | L. Birkett-Swan, N. Alderman and J. Evans | |||
| The wwwuse of alerting cues in the rehabilitation of executive dysfunction in the 'real world' | ||||
| Datablitz 8 | G. Hardy, F. Gracey, A. Bateman, J. Evans, J. Fish, E. Greenfield, J. Ingham, D. Malley, T. Manly and B. Wilson | |||
| A case study on the effects of Content-free Cueing and Goal Management Training on day-to-day psychological and cognitive functioning | ||||
| Datablitz 9 | J. Douglas and C. Mitchell | |||
| Coping with Communication Breakdown following Severe Traumatic Brain lniury | ||||
| Datablitz 10 | L. Weiner, E. Bizet and J. Bruckmann | |||
| Cognitive Remediation Therapy of working memory and executive deficits in Asperger Svndrome: preliminary | ||||
| 19:00 -19:20 | Poster Session | |||
| 19:20 -19:45 | Removing Posters |
| 20:30 |
EVENING
EVENT AT THE FRANCISCAN CHURCH AND MONASTERY
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Day
2: Tuesday 6th July 2010
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| 08:30 - 9:00 | Fixing
Posters |
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Session
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Aging, Stroke, and Dementia Chair: Jon Evans |
| 09:00 - 09:20 | Talk 18 | V.
Nesterova, V. Grigoryeva and Y. Sagildina |
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| The influence of ideomotor and constructional limb apraxia on disability after the left hemisphere stroke | ||||
| 09:20 - 09:40 | Talk 19 | F. Constantinidou and C. Charilaou | ||
| Neurocognitive Aging and Quality of Life in Greek Cypriot Adults | ||||
| 09:40 - 10:00 | Talk 20 | B. Romero, C. Jonas, C. Lahmeyer, F. Müller and M. W. Riepe | ||
| The impact of a short-term multicomponent residential treatment Programme on cognitive functions and activities of daily living in persons with dementia | ||||
| 10:00 - 10:15 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
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Session
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Emotions and Coping Chair: Fergus Gracey |
| 10:15 -11:00 | Datablitz 11 | J. Tonks, W. H. Williams, I. Frampton, P. Yates and A. Slater | ||
| Resilience and executive dysfunction: A comparision between children with brain injury and non-ijured controls | ||||
| Datablitz 12 | L. Birkett-Swan, H. Mortimer and M. Montenegro | |||
| Prevalence of aggression in a female brain injury unit: Do women differ to men? | ||||
| Datablitz 13 | A. Champion, N. Jago and A. Thomson | |||
| lncreased self-efficacy following brain injury educationlrehabilitation group intervention | ||||
| Datablitz 14 | W. H. Williams, J. Jetten, J. Jones, A. Harris, L. Mounce, A. Reuben and A. Haslam | |||
| Does Acute Traumatic Stress predict Mild Traumatic Brain lniury (MTBI) symptoms? | ||||
| Datablitz 15 | S. Palmer and C. Herbert | |||
| Rediscoverinq emotions aqain: Systematic exploration of self-reported absence of emotion after probable ventromedial frontal lobe injury | ||||
| 11:00 - 11:30 |
MORNING
COFFEE AND POSTER SESSION
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Session
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Technology Chair: Reiner Kaschel |
| 11:30 -11:50 | Talk 21 | A.
Jansari and L. F. Tan |
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| Can meditation help to improve control of Brain-Computer Interface devices to operate neuroprotheses? | ||||
| 11:50 -12:10 | Talk 22 | A. Barnes | ||
| Internet-based cognitive therapy in outpatient Settings: An overview and personal experiences | ||||
| 12:10 -12:30 | Talk 23 | A. Bolewska and E. Lojek | ||
| The effectiveness of Computer assisted neuropsychological rehabilitation the methods of its assessment | ||||
| 12:30 - 12:45 | Discussion | Plenum |
| 12:45 - 13:45 |
LUNCH
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Session
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Social Factors and Interventions Chair: Steffen-Malik Hoegh |
| 13:45 -14:30 | Datablitz 16 | J.-L- Truelle, K. von Wild and M. Montreuil | ||
| Social reintegration after Traumatic Brain Injury: the French experience | ||||
| Datablitz 17 | N. Behn, L. Thoger and E. Power | |||
| Training paid caregivers of people with acquired Brain Injury (ABI): A Qualitative Study | ||||
| Datablitz 18 | C. Haslam, I.Gleibs and A. Haslam | |||
| Clubs in Care: Can these social interventions cure? | ||||
| Datablitz 19 | G. Yeates, N. Creamer, M. Mahadevan, J. Whitehouse-Hart, F. Gracey, A. Bateman, L. Phillips and B. Dunn | |||
| Social Cognition, So What? (2) Predictors of lntimacy and Adjustment in Couples Relationships following Acquired Brain lnjury | ||||
| Datablitz 20 | N. Lincoln, F. Yuill and J. Holmes | |||
| Evidence of a Support Group for People with Multiple Sclerosis |
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Session
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Emotional Factors Chair: Emilia Lojek |
| 14:30 - 14:50 | Talk 24 | T.
Ownsworth and M. Ono |
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| Defensiveness and symptoms reporting in the medico-legal context: Empirical findings and a case study | ||||
| 14:50 -15:10 | Talk 25 | J. F. Malec, A. W. Brown, A. M. Moessner, T. Stump and P. Monahan | ||
| A Preliminary Model for Post-TBI Depression | ||||
| 15:10 -15:30 | Talk 26 | N.King and S. Kirwilliam | ||
| Factors associated with long-term post concussion Symptoms (PCS) following mild traumatic brain injury (MTBI) | ||||
| 15:30 - 15:45 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
| 15:45 - 16:15 |
AFTERNOON
TEA AND POSTER SESSION
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Session
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Innovative Measures Chair: Tamara Ownsworth |
| 16:15 - 16:35 | Talk 27 | A.
Caracuel, A. Bateman and T. Teasdale |
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| Validity of the EBIQ subscales | ||||
| 16:35 -16:55 | Talk 28 | A.-L. R. Adlam, M. Adams, R. Rous, G. Yates, A. Bateman and F. Gracey | ||
| The Bangor Gambling Task: A useful clinical tool in the assessment of emotion-based decision-making in survivors of traumatic brain injury? | ||||
| 16:55 - 17:15 | Talk 29 | S. Baylan and J. Evans | ||
| Assessment of Prospective Remembering in a Multi-Element Goal Management Task: a Study of the Convergent Validity of the Modified Hotel Test | ||||
| 17:15 - 17:30 | Discussion | Plenum | ||
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Session
13
Rehabilitation for the Real World (Part II) Chair: Thomas Bodner |
| 17:30 -18:15 | Datablitz 21 | T. Powell and N. Krishnan | ||
| A single case design involving the use of an electronic assistive device to improve cooking safety in a man with severe memory problems | ||||
| Datablitz 22 | B. Johansson, A. Godbolt, C. Sandström and L. Eriksson | |||
| Development of a patient focused organization for outpatient rehabilitation for persons with ABI: minimizing | ||||
| Datablitz 23 | J. Ho, S. Lah, A. Epps, L. Parry and M. Poole | |||
| A cognitive remediation Programme for everyday memory deficits in children with acquired brain injury | ||||
| Datablitz 24 | C. Robinson and J. Leathem | |||
| A comparison outcomes measures for suitability in brain injury rehabilitation | ||||
| Datablitz 25 | D. Poeppl, W. Fries, R. Deck, C. Pott, S. Fischer, G. Risse and P. Reuther | |||
| Participate! Evaluation of participation specific effects in German outpatient neurorehabilitation |
| 18:15 - 18:30 |
Conference
Closing: Barbara A. Wilson
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| 18:30 - 19:30 |
AGM
Meeting Update of the WFNR Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Special
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POSTERS
DAY 1
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Poster
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S.
Anderson, G. Dampney and S. Griffith An Inpatient Survey Of Poststroke Sleep Problems |
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Poster
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M.
Turner and D. Andrewes The Assessment Of Interpersonal Skills In Stroke Patients |
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J.
Pena, E. Bengoetxea ,N. Ojeda, R. Segarra, J. Garcia, J. I.Eguiluz and
J. Ezcurra Verbal Fluency improves significantly after cognitive remediation in First Episode Psychosis |
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E.
Bennett, M. English, A. Starza-Smith and M. Rennoldson Predicting parenting Stress in caregivers of a child with a brain tumour |
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T.
Bhugobaun and G. Florschutz Managing an "unmanageable" patient following two TBls |
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P.
Covre, C. Ford, O. F. A. Bueno, A. Bateman The use of feedback for time perception deficit compensation: a single-subject experimental design |
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N.
Alderman, C. Knight, I.Stewart and A. Boothby Measuring Behavioural Outcome in Neurodisability: Use of the OAS-MNR as an lndicator of Service Efficacy |
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W.
Kühne and P. Frommelt Personal Navigation and Narrative Approach -Benefits and Limitations of their lncorporation into Brain lnjury Rehabilitation |
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K.
McCoy, C. Campbell and M. Kelly Social Cognition Rehabilitation in TBI & PTSD: Emotion Perception and Expression lnterventions |
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C.
Campbell, M. Kelly and K. McCoy Social Cognition Rehabilitation in TBI & PTSD: ldentity & Readjustment lnterventions |
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M.
Kelly, K. McCoy and C. Campbell Social Cognition Rehabilitation in TBI & PTSD: Social Problem Solving lnterventions |
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Poster
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G.
Riley, G. Bellamy and A. Brennan Family expectations about recovery after acquired brain injury |
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G.
Scheibner and J. Leathem Memory control beliefs, strategy use, and cognitive failures in midlife: The moderating effects of selection, optimisation, and compensation |
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E.
Skidmore, M. Holm, E. Whyte, D. Dawson and J. Becker Strategy Training to lmprove Outcomes in Stroke Rehabilitation: A Case Study |
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K.
Wingeier, S. Bigi, M. EI-Koussy, T. Heinks-Maldonado, E. Boltshauser
and M. Steinlin Neuropsychological long-term sequelae after hemorrhagic isolated cerebellar stroke during development |
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G.
Yeates, M. Luckie, Z. DeBeer and P. Khela Elucidating the psychosocial context of 'post-concussion Syndrome' (PCS): A case study from family therapy |
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P.
Kulistak and E. Bolcekova Complex rehabilitation care at the Military Rehabilitation Centre Slapy nad Vltavou (Prague-West) |
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E.
Bennett and E. Meldrum Psychological intervention with a child experiencing Reflex Anoxic Seizures: A Case Report |
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L.
Birkett-Swan and M. Montenegro A metacognitive approach for the treatment of anxiety and excessive ruminations following acquired brain injury |
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N.
Goudie, D. Kersel, S. Petrie The cornerstone of neurorehabilitation: two cases of interdisciplinary assessment with contrasting outcomes |
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F.
Gracey, R. Brindley and A. Bateman Mnemonic enhancement of cognitive behavioural therapy: a single case study and conceptual considerations for therapy adaptation after brain injury |
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V.
Grigoryeva, V. Nesterova, E. Gusanova and Y. Sagildina Self-appraisal of executive dysfunction in post-stroke patients |
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B.
Hagger and G. Riley To tell or not to tell: that is our question: an exploration of self-disclosure after brain injury |
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S.
Hynes, T. Manly and J. Fish Games-Evaluation Task (GET): the development of a computer-based multi-tasking game |
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C.
Jacobsson, I. Sjöberg and M. Kihlgren Clinics for children with mild-moderate ABI at a centre for rehabilitation |
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M.
Khrakovskaya Acalculia rehabilitation treatment |
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S.
Pullan and C. Knight The Experience Of Care Staff Delivering Reminiscence Sessions To People With Dementia |
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L.
Hayward and C. Knight Inappropriate Sexual Behaviour and Dementia; an Exploration of Staff Experiences |
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I.
Kulikova, N. Varako and V. Daminov Methods Of Neuropsychological Rehabilitation Of Patients With Amnestic Syndrome |
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K.
Polanowska Transcranial direct current Stimulation: a new strategy to improve effects of neurorehabilitative treatments |
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O.Garcia
Sanchez and C. Gonzalez Agudo Cognitive measures versus social behaviour measures to demonstrate the efficiency of Programmes of neuropsychology rehabilitation in chronic patients |
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E.
Skidmore, M. Holm, E. Whyte and J. Becker Influences of Cognitive Impairment on Motor Recovery |
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W.
Sturm and J. Hauke A single Case Study on The Time Course and Long Term Efficacy of Alertness Training |
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M.
Vink, E. Scherder, M. Holleman, M. Luijpen, A. Beerlage and R. Horst Gender differences in self-image after Intensive Neurorehabilitation |
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C.
Murray and G. Yeates Meta-cognition and brain injury: In the head or the conversation? |