Wiley-Blackwell Psychological Approaches to TBI Rehabilitation

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) presents significant challenges for rehabilitation services and long-term recovery. This professional text from Wiley-Blackwell helps practitioners understand the psychological effects of TBI and offers practical guidance for effective interventions. Designed for use in both rehabilitation settings and long-term adjustment phases, this resource provides insights from experienced practitioners. It uses illustrative case examples to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. The content is organized into five main areas to assist with clinical practice, covering everything from an overview of psychological services to specific strategies for managing complex patient needs. Whether you are working in cognitive rehabilitation, managing emotional and behavioral problems, or assisting with vocational rehabilitation, this book serves as a practical guide for allied health professionals. It provides the necessary tools to improve patient outcomes through structured, evidence-based psychological approaches.