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I am very interested in children with cerebral palsy in Korea.
Because of easiler explaination basic concepts, y book I am very impressed this book.
This book is helped in teaching introduced children with cerebral palsy in Korea.
Rating: 4 / 5
I have an 18 month old with CP and boy do I love this book! It has given me the most concrete information about my son’s condition to date. If you have personal experience with CP you know that there is no set timeline for progress – each child is unique in his or her CP experience. This book enabled me to envision a timeline for my son’s progress for the first time. It has given me hope and is an excellent resource.
This book is organized in a way that gave me the information I wanted to know first, right at the beginning. I didn’t have to search around for it. The authors have great sensitivity to and understanding of families dealing with CP. They manage to be empathic in their writing while delivering technical information. The book concludes with an incredibly useful “Cerebral Palsy Encyclopedia” which is a must have for any one with a child who has CP.
If you have a child with CP or work with families with children with CP, get this book!
Rating: 5 / 5
I have never reviewed anything on Amazon, although I’ve purchased hundreds of items through them, but I just HAD to review this book. It is truly wonderful! It’s so informative and well written. It explains medical terms so that it is easily understood by the average person. As a parent of a child with CP, this book answered all of my questions. I HIGHLY recommend!
Rating: 5 / 5
Co-authored by medical doctors Freeman Miller and Steven Bachrach, Cerebral Palsy: A Complete Guide For Caregiving, 2nd Edition is a `must’ for any family struggling with CP care: it provides parents with answers ranging form understanding areas of involvement and basic care issues to understanding medical terminology commonly used. An A-Z encyclopedia helps define these terms, diagnoses and procedures, while discussions delve into regulations, assessments of condition, and the latest research. The wealth of details are organized logically and parents will find it easy to navigate, making it an item of choice above others.
Rating: 5 / 5
Dr. Miller and Dr. Bachrach have written a wonderful book. Dr. Miller was actually my daugther’s ortho doctor until he took time off to help write this book. Dr. Bachrach is currently treating my daughter. I love the fact that they have made this book easy to understand and that it answers questions that you might never think to ask while you are in the clinic with your child.
Rating: 5 / 5