Rehabilitation provides a fundamental concept around which support, intervention, and care for individuals with memory deficits and other cognitive functions can be organized.
The book proposes a conceptual framework as well as the rationale for implementing a neuropsychological rehabilitation approach for individuals with dementia, helping them to cope with, bypass, or even overcome these issues in order to experience the best possible well-being.
Various methods and techniques of cognitive rehabilitation are described, while the process of goal setting is examined in detail, showing how effective strategies can be linked to form a personalized, goal-oriented approach to intervention.
The application of the rehabilitation approach is explored in a real-world context, demonstrating the role and value of neuropsychological rehabilitation within a holistic, psychotherapeutic framework of care and support.
This overview of the neuropsychological rehabilitation approach to dementia is aimed at psychologists, students, and other health professionals working with dementia cases.
