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Rehabilitation

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The parents' guide to cochlear implants

Patricia M. Chute

2002

Prosthetic Rehabilitation

Keith F. Thomas

1994

Neuromuscular essentials

Marilyn Moffat

2008

The Thirteenth Step

Markus Heilig

2015

Children who murder

David M. Shumaker, Robert V. Heckel

2001

Rehabilitation of the burn patient

1984

Vocal Rehabilitation for Medical Speech-Languaqge Pathology (For Clinicians By Clinicians)

Christine M. Sapienza

2004

The wheelchair child

Philippa Russell, Nikki Murdick Craft

1985

Juvenile delinquency

Robert C. Trojanowicz, Merry Morash

1987

Spinal cord injury

1985

Occupational therapy

Lorraine Williams Pedretti

2001

Clean

David Sheff

2013

Another Forgotten Child

Cathy Glass

2012

New directions in the rehabilitation of criminal offenders

Lee Sechrest, Susan Ehrlich Martin

1981

Rebuilding shattered lives

James A. Chu

2011

The Bobath concept in adult neurology

Bente E. Bassøe Gjelsvik

2008

Replaceable you

Serlin· David.

2003

Stepping stones to recovery

Bill Pittman

1988

Athletic injuries and rehabilitation

William S. Quillen, David J. Magee, James E. Zachazewski

1996

Risk and recovery

J. D. Benson, Joanna Rinaldi, Marcia Quackenbush

1992

Recovery after stroke

Bruce H. Dobkin, Barnes, Michael P., Julien Bogousslavsky

2005

The Vocally impaired: Clinical practice and research

Bernstein

1988

Geriatric Audiology

Barbara E., Ph.D. Weinstein

2000

Meal preparation and training

Judith Lannefeld Klinger

1997

Ergotherapie bei Hemiplegie

Ortrud Eggers

1984

Sex and the mentally handicapped

Michael John Craft

1978

Endal

Allen Parton

2009

The token economy

Teodoro Ayllon, Nathan H. Azrin

1968

Stroke Recovery and Rehabiliation

Richard Harvey, Joel Stein, Richard Macko et al.

2014

PTSD/borderlines in therapy

Jerome Kroll

1993

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