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Ragnar Purje Ph.dPsychology Today |
Case study: The phenomenon of recovery and resilience.
Complex multi-movement therapy helped a brain-injured boxer ride an exercise bike.
A Personal Perspective: Working on rehabilitation with a special patient.
Former World Boxing Champion John Famechon went from incapacitated to healed.
The recovery of boxer John Famechon.
From hospital to home, to sitting, to standing, to walking.
From 32 months of immobilization to talking and walking independently.
A case study in multi-movement therapy.
12 weeks after trying a new form of therapy, John was walking and talking.
Examining a lived experience may lead to further considerations.
Brain plasticity and resilience in the lived experience of recovery from brain injury.
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