Rehabilitation is not just about recovery—it's about enabling meaningful participation in daily life. This book explores the intersection of physical therapy and disability support, focusing on long-term care, adaptive techniques, and community reintegration. It addresses physical, social, and psychological dimensions of disability. With case studies and inclusive frameworks, it prepares readers to support individuals across diverse settings. Ideal for physiotherapy students and allied health professionals with an interest in holistic rehabilitation.
Harper Johnston is a rehabilitation science scholar focused on the intersection of disability, community participation, and therapeutic innovation. She has a background in public health and physiotherapy, which informs her advocacy for inclusive service models. Harper has contributed to disability studies literature, particularly around assistive technology access and social integration. Her academic projects often involve collaboration with NGOs and policy bodies. She teaches modules on rehabilitation ethics, accessibility frameworks, and interdisciplinary care. Her work promotes equity-driven approaches in physical therapy and disability support systems.