Carole Wedel Sellars
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Do you ever get tired of doing therapy -- especially with a child who seems to be making little progress in recovering from a brain injury? Where can
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you find the right resources to share with parents of injured children? How are children who have experienced brain injury different from adults with similar injuries? Pediatric Brain Injury is a warm and re-energizing resource for the therapist who's running low; a comforting, complete guide for parents who are unfamiliar with what is being done to and with their child; and an excellent text for students who are bridging the gap between academia and real-life clinical experiences. Included is a concise guide to the technologies encountered in recovery and rehabilitation. Reproducible forms, allow you to chart a child's progress through the different levels of recovery in all major areas of therapy, and suggestions on dealing with stress may help you keep your sanity. Carole Sellars' and Candace Vegter's compassionate approach to children and families experiencing brain injuries deserves a place on every therapists desk, with a few copies available to hand to parents whose children are entering the maze of rehabilitation from brain injury.
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