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Updates and significantly revises the first edition to account for fast-paced developments in the field. The importance of rehabilitation psychology is increasing every day, as more injured soldiers return from war and more elderly people develop chronic health conditions. This title covers rehabilitation in hospitals, rehab centers and programs, skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, ambulatory care settings, and schools. It includes sections on clinical conditions, assessment, clinical interventions, pediatrics, critical topics, and professional issues. As Medical Science Continues To Progress, So Does The Field Of Rehabilitation Psychology. Since Its Publication In 2000, The First Edition Of The Handbook Of Rehabilitation Psychology Has Become The Most Influential Book Covering The Principles And Practices Of The Specialty. This Second Edition Updates And Significantly Revises The Original Text To Account For Fast-paced Developments In The Field. Over One Third Of The Chapters Are New, Including Several On Developmental Issues And Risk Factors For Children With Severe Illness Or Injuries. Reflecting The Ever-expanding Scope Of Rehabilitation Psychology, This Handbook Covers Diverse Topics Such As The Clinical Conditions Most Common To Rehabilitation Psychology (spinal Cord Injury, Limb Amputation, Traumatic Brain Injury, Stroke, And More), Assessment And Clinical Interventions, Neuroimaging, Alcohol And Substance Abuse, Vocational Rehabilitation, Assistive Technology For Cognitive Impairments, Ethics, Spirituality, And The Problems Of Family Caregivers. With Its Unparalleled Breadth Of Coverage, The Handbook Of Rehabilitation Psychology, Second Edition, Will Serve The Needs Of Psychologists, Physicians, Nurses, Psychiatrists, Rehabilitation Therapists, And A Variety Of Other Health Care Practitioners And Researchers As Well As Graduate Students In These Fields.--jacket. Spinal Cord Injury / J. Scott Richards [and Others] -- Limb Amputation / Bruce Rybarczyk, Jay Behel, And Lynda Szymanski -- Traumatic Brain Injury In Adults / Joseph H. Ricker -- Rehabilitation Psychology And Neuropsychology With Stroke Survivors / Bruce Caplan -- Psychological Assessment And Practice In Geriatric Rehabilitation / Peter A. Lichtenberg And Brooke C. Schneider -- Psychological Rehabilitation In Burn Injuries / Shelley Wiechman Askay And David Patterson -- Chronic Pain / Michael E. Robinson And Erin M. O'brien -- Cognition And Multiple Sclerosis : Assessment And Treatment / Nancy D. Chiaravalloti And John Deluca -- Functional Status And Quality-of-life Measures / Allen W. Heinemann And Trudy Mallinson -- Neuropsychological Practice In Rehabilitation / Thomas A. Novack, Mark Sherer, And Suzanne Penna -- Forensic Psychological Evaluation In Rehabilitation / Brick Johnstone [and Others] --^ Assessment Of Personality And Psychopathology / Douglas Johnson-greene And Pegah Touradji -- Neuroimaging / Erin D. Bigler -- Alcohol And Other Drug Use In Traumatic Disability / Charlse H. Bombardier And Aaron P. Turner -- Psychotherapeutic Interventions / Michele J. Rusin And Jay M. Uomoto -- Assistive Technology For Cognition And Behavior / Ned L. Kirsch And Marcia J. Scherer -- Cognitive Rehabilitation / Tessa Hart -- Evidence-based Practice With Family Caregivers : Decision-making Strategies Based On Research And Clinical Data / Kathleen Chwalisz And Stephanie Clancy Dollinger -- Pediatric Neuropsychology In Medical Rehabilitation Settings / Janet E. Farmer [and Others] -- Neurodevelopmental Conditions In Children / Seth Warschausky And Jacqueline Kaufman -- Rehabilitation In Pediatric Chronic Illness : Juvenile Rheumatic Diseases As An Exemplar / Janelle Wagner [and Others] --^ Family, School, And Community : Their Role In The Rehabilitation Of Children / Shari L. Wade And Nicolay Chertkoff Walz -- Vocational Rehabilitation / Robert T. Fraser And Kurt Johnson -- Spirituality And Rehabilitation / Kathie J. Albright, Martin Forchheimer, And Denise G. Tate -- Women's Experience Of Disability / Margaret A. Nosek -- The Social Psychology Of Disability / Dana S. Dunn -- Central Nervous System Plasticity And Rehabilitation / Gitendra Uswatte [and Others] -- Prevention, Assessment, And Management Of Work-related Injury And Disability / Stephen T. Wegener And William Stiers -- Application Of Positive Psychology To Rehabilitation Psychology / Dawn M. Ehde -- Ethics / Stephanie L. Hanson And Thomas R. Kerkhoff -- Health Policy 101 : Fundamental Issues In Health Care Reform / Glenn S. Ashkanazi [and Others] -- The Rehabilitation Team / Lester Butt And Bruce Caplan --^ Rehabilitating The Health Care Organization : Administering Psychology's Opportunity / Charles D. Callahan -- Competencies Of A Rehabilitation Psychologist / Mary R. Hibbard And David R. Cox -- Of Bins And Arrows / John D. Corrigan. Edited By Robert G. Frank, Mitchell Rosenthal, Bruce Caplan. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Contents Contributors Acknowledgments Introduction Part I Clinical Conditions Chapter 1 Spinal Cord Injury Chapter 2 Limb Amputation Chapter 3 Traumatic Brain Injury in Adults Chapter 4 Rehabilitation Psychology and Neuropsychology With Stroke Survivors Chapter 5 Psychological Assessment and Practice in Geriatric Rehabilitation Chapter 6 Psychological Rehabilitation in Burn Injuries Chapter 7 Chronic Pain Chapter 8 Cognition and Multiple Sclerosis: Assessment and Treatment Part II Assessment Chapter 9 Functional Status and Quality-of-Life Measures Chapter 10 Neuropsychological Practice in Rehabilitation Chapter 11 Forensic Psychological Evaluation in Rehabilitation Chapter 12 Assessment of Personality and Psychopathology Chapter 13 Neuroimaging Part III Clinical Interventions Chapter 14 Alcohol and Other Drug Use in Traumatic Disability Chapter 15 Psychotherapeutic Interventions Chapter 16 Assistive Technology for Cognition and Behavior Chapter 17 Cognitive Rehabilitation Chapter 18 Evidence-Based Practice With Family Caregivers: Decision-Making Strategies Based on Research and Clinical Data Part IV Pediatrics Chapter 19 Pediatric Neuropsychology in Medical Rehabilitation Settings Chapter 20 Neurodevelopmental Conditions in Children Chapter 21 Rehabilitation in Pediatric Chronic Illness: Juvenile Rheumatic Diseases as an Exemplar Chapter 22 Family, School, and Community: Their Role in the Rehabilitation of Children Part V Emerging Topics for Rehabilitation Psychology Chapter 23 Vocational Rehabilitation Chapter 24 Spirituality and Rehabilitation Chapter 25 Women's Experience of Disability Chapter 26 The Social Psychology of Disability Chapter 27 Central Nervous System Plasticity and Rehabilitation Chapter 28 Prevention, Assessment, and Management of Work-Related Injury and Disability Chapter 29 Application of Positive Psychology to Rehabilitation Psychology Part VI Professional Issues Chapter 30 Ethics Chapter 31 Health Policy 101: Fundamental Issues in Health Care Reform Chapter 32 The Rehabilitation Team Chapter 33 Rehabilitating the Health Care Organization: Administering Psychology's Opportunity Chapter 34 Competencies of a Rehabilitation Psychologist Afterword: Of Bins and Arrows Index About the Editors "As medical science continues to progress, so does the field of rehabilitation psychology. Since its publication in 2000, the first edition of the Handbook of Rehabilitation Psychology has become the most influential book covering the principles and practices of the specialty. This second edition updates and significantly revises the original text to account for fast-paced developments in the field. Over one third of the chapters are new, including several on developmental issues and risk factors for children with severe illness or injuries. Reflecting the ever-expanding scope of rehabilitation psychology, this handbook covers diverse topics such as the clinical conditions most common to rehabilitation psychology (spinal cord injury, limb amputation, traumatic brain injury, stroke, and more), assessment and clinical interventions, neuroimaging, alcohol and substance abuse, vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology for cognitive impairments, ethics, spirituality, and the problems of family caregivers. With its unparalleled breadth of coverage, the Handbook of Rehabilitation Psychology, Second Edition, will serve the needs of psychologists, physicians, nurses, psychiatrists, rehabilitation therapists, and a variety of other health care practitioners and researchers as well as graduate students in these fields"--Jacket. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)