Publisher's Synopsis
Drawing from cognitive psychology, neuropsychology, and behavioral psychology, Wilson demonstrates how to assess memory problems for rehabilitation and produce a comprehensive plan of action.
Clinical psychologists, educational psychologists, and neuropsychologists working with the memory impaired will gain an understanding of various techniques that can be employed to help their patients. Occupational and speech therapists will learn practical measures to help with their patient's specific memory problems and academic psychologists will appreciate the theoretical support that has been advanced by Dr. Wilson in her search for effective treatment programs.
