Waldron-Perrine B, Rai JK, Chao D. Therapeutic assessment and the art of feedback: A model for integrating evidence-based assessment and therapy techniques in neurological rehabilitation.
NeuroRehabilitation 2021;
49:293-306. [PMID:
34420989 DOI:
10.3233/nre-218027]
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Abstract
BACKGROUND
Therapeutic assessment involves the integration of evidence-based approaches and humanistic principles, and there is empirical support for the use of this approach in the context of neuropsychological assessment broadly.
OBJECTIVE
We propose that therapeutic assessment (TA) and collaborative therapeutic neuropsychological assessment (CTNA) principles are appropriate and effective for application within a neurological rehabilitation population specifically.
METHODS
We review TA and CTNA principles and propose a model for their application to a neurological rehabilitation population, with an emphasis on describing the strengths of the collaborative approach, guidelines and principles for maximizing the efficacy of feedback, and transitioning the patient into psychotherapy services to further address their personal goals. A case example of a neurologically injured individual engaged in CTNA and subsequent intervention is shared to highlight the principles discussed.
RESULTS AND CONCLUSION
The proposed model and case study demonstrate the clinical utility of TA and CTNA principles with a neurological rehabilitation population.
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