Neural Plasticity in Rehabilitation and Psychotherapy

Neural Plasticity in Rehabilitation and Psychotherapy

New Perspectives and Findings

Edited by: Wolfgang H.R. Miltner, Otto W. Witte

Series: Zeitschrift für Psychologie - Volume 28

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Neural Plasticity in Rehabilitation and Psychotherapy
ISBN: 9780889374836
2016, iv/84 pages
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Zeitschrift für Psychologie
product number: BV-ZP New Perspectives and Findings
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Neural Plasticity in Rehabilitation and Psychotherapy

The brain continuously adapts its structures and functions to changes in its environment in a process called neural plasticity. Research indicates that psychotherapy and rehabilitation are only effective when they induce such neural plasticity. Here, leading experts discuss the most recent research on training- and therapy-induced brain plasticity.

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