Neuropsychological Rehabilitation: Proceedings of the Conference on Rehabilitation of Brain Damaged People: Current Knowledge and Future Directions, held at Copenhagen, June 15–16, 1987

Christensen, Anne-Lise; Uzzell, Barbara

In early 1985 a grant from the Egmont Foundation made the establishment of the Center for Rehabilitation of Brain Damage in copenhagen possible. This meant the realization of a plan with which Anne-Lise Christensen had been occupied for years. Through her work in psychiatric and neurosurgical wards she had acquired a deep insight in the problems of the brain damage, and through visits to the leading centers within the field of brain damage rehabilitation she had become inti­ mately acquainted with the most modern trends in research and practice which was insufficiently devel­ oped in Denmark. When finally the possibility of establishing the center came closer, it was obvious that Anne-Lise Christensen would be the right person to organize this institution and to become its leader. Two years later, when the building-up of the Center had been finished and the work was running smoothly, it was felt natural to mark this accomplish­ ment by the arrangement of an international conference on rehabilitation of brain damage. On this occasion, a number of leading specialists gave lectures on many different aspects of the topic. This provided great incentives for those interested in the field in Den­ mark. The present volume, containing the lectures from the conference, can also be regarded as a tribute to Anne-Lise Christensen and her colleagues, in recogni­ tion of their accomplishments within the field of neuropsychology and rehabilitation of the brain dam­ aged.

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Published by: Springer

Publication Date: 2011-11-10

Format: Paperback

ISBN-13: 9781461298014

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4613-1741-8

Dimensions: 235cm x155cm

Pages: 136