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Steps to Follow: The Comprehensive Treatment of Patients with Hemiplegia

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Patricia Davies Gives very descriptive, practical approaches that work. Even if you have not had specific NDT training, you can, as a therapist, learn from, and follow her approach. There are plenty of pictures to help guide. If you are a physical or occupational therapist even attempting to work with adults who have had neuro. dysfunction, you owe it to them to read this book!

My son has a traumatic brain injury and right side hemiphagia. He doesn't talk, eat, or walk. I have purchased many books over the past year to help me help him. This book is the best practical guide with great illustrations and common sense suggestions for hemiphagia patients. I am looking forward to reading her other book (Starting Again).

Great book with many guidelines for physios and homecarer's. Comprehensive how to's with many pictures. It's really a steps to follow manual.

I work in an out patient rehab department and purchased this book several months ago. It is a great resource for OT's and PT's working with stroke patients. This guide will help you to evaluate movement patterns in your patients and give you lots of treatment ideas. I have read it several times already and I get more out of it each time. It has really helped me to get better results with my patients.

The book gives a well presented description of the ailment and how to go about the rehabilitation of the patient.

way to old of an edition for me to use for school, I'm not sure if I read it wrong or it wasnt' listed. I can't get back to the description.

A very good book, but advanced for the new grad (at least it was for me). It does contain wonderful information and utilizes NDT. It certainly is easier to understand after an intro NDT course teaches the basics. I dig this book out from time to time to freshen up my skills with CVA patients.