Memory disorders occur in people with a variety of diagnoses, such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, aneurysm, brain tumor, epilepsy, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis. To optimize clients' levels of independence in the everyday world, occupational therapy professionals must help them compensate for their memory problems. However, successful treatment for memory deficits is not simply a matter or recommending that a client get a personal organizer; indeed, it is much more complex, involving much time and hard work. <P>This practical book outlines the elements of the systematic approach that can be used when working with clients to implement compensations for their memory impairments. Drawing on the author's considerable experience and expertise, this book provides readers with an understanding of these issues and the knowledge with which to assimilate and overcome clients' negative influences to achieve positive outcomes for them, their immediate families, and communities. <P>Includes a CD-ROM with 33 figures and checklists from the book.
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Susan K. Kime, OTR/L, received her BA in occupational therapy from the College of St. Catherine in St. Paul, Minnesota. During the 25 years since receiving her degree, she has worked extensively with clients with brain injury in a wide variety of treatment settings from intensive care through outpatient rehabilitation. She currently has a private practice in Phoenix, Arizona, where she focuses on developing and implementing strategies to compensate for residual memory and cognitive deficits with clients with brain injury or other neurological impairments. She has taught courses and lectured in the United States, Sweden, and England. Articles on her work have been published in the journals Brain Injury and NeuroRehabilitation.
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