An Occupational Therapist's Guide to Sleep and Sleep ProblemsAndrew Green, Cary Brown Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 21 feb 2015 - 368 pagina's The first book written specifically on clinical applications of sleep and sleep disorder theory for occupational therapists, this book bridges the research to practice gap. Contributors share their expertise, exploring topics such as the relationship between mental health and sleep; how sleep is affected by age, or by specific conditions such as dementia or autism; and how occupational therapists can use their skills and training to improve sleep quality in patients who are suffering from pain, or trauma. |
Inhoudsopgave
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Historical and Cultural Factors and Time Use | 56 |
5 The Effects of Sleep and Sleep Loss on Performance | 77 |
6 The Effects of Daytime Activity on Sleep | 92 |
12 Sleep and
TraumaExposed Workers | 231 |
13 Mental Health
Wellbeing and Sleep | 252 |
14 Sleep Problems in Dementia | 273 |
15 Sleep Disturbance in Neurological Conditions | 281 |
16 The Relationship Between Sleep and Pain | 291 |
17 Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Occupational Therapy and Sleep | 307 |
18 A Place to Sleep | 327 |
Concluding Comments | 343 |
7 Sleep Disorders | 110 |
8 Assessment and Nonpharmacological Management of Insufficient and Excessive Sleep | 131 |
9 Childrens Sleep | 160 |
10 Older Adults Sleep | 185 |
11 Sleep Problems in People with Learning Disabilities | 207 |
Glossary | 350 |
Contributors | 352 |
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