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Ragnar Purje Ph.dPsychology Today |
Case study: The phenomenon of recovery and resilience.
A Personal Perspective: Working on rehabilitation with a special patient.
Former World Boxing Champion John Famechon went from incapacitated to healed.
From hospital to home, to sitting, to standing, to walking.
12 weeks after trying a new form of therapy, John was walking and talking.
Brain plasticity and resilience in the lived experience of recovery from brain injury.
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