… Finally, we focus on neurological theories regarding how prosody is processed in the …
theories of prosody processing are moving away from modularity of function and toward theories in …

… or treatment." The focus of this book is on individuals who have disabilities from neurological
lesions and receive treat… Children who have neurological conditions present with different …

… We review TA and CTNA principles and propose a model for their application to a
neurological rehabilitation population, with an emphasis on describing the strengths of the …

… assessments by multiple disciplines, leading to a collection of … treatment plans and goals.
This article discusses a clinical neurological paradigm, using rigorous clinical assessment of …

… An assessment of the patient’s neurological function is made with every patient and
during the taking of the patient’s history, decisions regarding the likelihood of neurological …

… can be made definitively with a neurological examination, rather than as a diagnosis of
exclusion; and (3) the disorder is potentially reversible with treatment. The effectiveness of the …

… ), a term denoting children who have such poor motor coordination that it affects daily
activities at home and at school, but with normal intelligence and without obvious neurological …

… to neurological rehabilitation has been incomparable, and all of us who are involved in the
care of people struggling to overcome the impact of neurological … , with neurological damage …

… to determine appropriate theories of adult neurological … neurological rehabilitation curricula.
The results showed that there are no specific requirements for the assessment and treatment …

… initial insult of neurological injury or illness… neurological event is far greater than previously
thought possible due to cellular regeneration [1] and also that those with chronic neurological …