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Dance/movement therapy in the rehabilitation of individuals surviving severe head injuries

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Dance/movement therapy in the rehabilitation of individuals surviving severe head injuries

Auteurs : Cynthia F. Berrol ; Stephanie S. Katz

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American Journal of Dance Therapy [ 0146-3721 ] ; 1985.

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Abstract: Approximately 700,000 individuals are admitted to hospitals annually as a result of severe brain injuries. Of the survivors, upwards of 70,000 suffer pervasive, long-term disruption of all domains of human function and marked alteration of the quality of life. Effective treatment requires a well-orchestrated multidisciplinary team approach. This paper will address rehabilitation issues in relation to dance/movement therapy. First the pathological consequences of neurotrauma will be reviewed. Likewise, basic mechanisms of recovery, treatment principles and special therapeutic considerations will be addressed. Finally, intervention strategies will be discussed within the context of both group and individual settings and illustrated via case studies.

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