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Exercise Therapy And Behavioural Change

Influencing Behavior Through Occupational, Physio-, And Exercise Therapists

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Exercise Therapy and Behavioural Change describes a model for behavioural change through exercise therapy. The model consists of eighteen widely varying preconditions for behavioural change, grouped in six main categories. These categories are the behavioural aspects receptiveness, understanding, wanting to, being able to, doing and persevering. This model can be used by occupational, physio- and exercise therapists to support patients in their process of behavioural change. In the event of stagnation in the change process, therapists can use the model to discover underlying problems. Beginning with the patient's behavioural change process, the patient automatically occupies centre stage in the treatment. Attention is paid in particular to patient complaints related to the balance between physical stress and physical receptiveness to stress. Using a model for patient information and a model for didactic analysis, the book teaches therapists how to make an action-oriented, a behaviour-oriented and a motion-oriented diagnosis, and these are related to corresponding treatment objectives. Exercise Therapy and Behavioural Change features practical and theoretical information. It is written for students of the Cesar therapy programme, the Mensendieck therapy programme and the occupational therapy and physiotherapy programmes. Experienced therapists will also find this book useful.

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Exercise Therapy And Behavioural Change, M.F.K. Balm

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Pubblicato
2002
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(In brossura),
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Titolo
Exercise Therapy And Behavioural Change
Sottotitolo
Influencing Behavior Through Occupational, Physio-, And Exercise Therapists
Lingua
Inglese
Pubblicato
2002
Formato
In brossura
Pagine
229
ISBN10
9059311205
ISBN13
9789059311206
Serie
Descrizione
Exercise Therapy and Behavioural Change describes a model for behavioural change through exercise therapy. The model consists of eighteen widely varying preconditions for behavioural change, grouped in six main categories. These categories are the behavioural aspects receptiveness, understanding, wanting to, being able to, doing and persevering. This model can be used by occupational, physio- and exercise therapists to support patients in their process of behavioural change. In the event of stagnation in the change process, therapists can use the model to discover underlying problems. Beginning with the patient's behavioural change process, the patient automatically occupies centre stage in the treatment. Attention is paid in particular to patient complaints related to the balance between physical stress and physical receptiveness to stress. Using a model for patient information and a model for didactic analysis, the book teaches therapists how to make an action-oriented, a behaviour-oriented and a motion-oriented diagnosis, and these are related to corresponding treatment objectives. Exercise Therapy and Behavioural Change features practical and theoretical information. It is written for students of the Cesar therapy programme, the Mensendieck therapy programme and the occupational therapy and physiotherapy programmes. Experienced therapists will also find this book useful.