This book explores the field of rehabilitation psychology, focusing on the psychological aspects of recovery for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. It covers topics such as the psychological impact of disability, coping strategies, and the role of mental health professionals in rehabilitation settings. The text emphasizes the importance of addressing both the physical and emotional needs of patients during the rehabilitation process. It also includes case studies and therapeutic interventions aimed at improving the psychological well-being of patients. This book is essential for psychologists and allied health professionals working in rehabilitation settings.
Alice Bruce focuses on the toxicological impacts of psychological stress on rehabilitation outcomes, exploring how chemical imbalances and neurotoxins influence mental health during the recovery process. Her research investigates the interplay between environmental toxic exposures and psychological resilience, assessing their effects on patients undergoing rehabilitation for physical and cognitive impairments. Alice has developed integrative rehabilitation programs that address both psychological and toxicological factors, enhancing overall patient well-being and recovery rates. She has published numerous studies on the role of toxicology in rehabilitation psychology, emphasizing the importance of a holistic approach to patient care.