Brainwave-R article list

Published articles about Brainwave-R

• Bewick, Malia, Raymond, Bennett. (1995). Metacognition as the ultimate executive: Techniques and tasks to facilitate executive functions. Neurorehabilitation, 5:367-375
• Malia, Bewick. (1995). Treatment of visual skills disorders. Society for Cognitive Rehabilitation Newsletter, Vol 3(1):11-16
• Malia, Bewick, Raymond, Bennett. (1996). Memory: A comprehensive approach. Society for Cognitive Rehabilitation Newsletter. Vol 4(1):13-15
• Raymond, Bennett, Malia, Bewick. (1996). Rehabilitation of visual processing deficits following brain injury. Neurorehabilitation, 6:229-240
• Malia KB & Bewick KC. (1996) Strategies and techniques for executive function deficits. SCR Newsletter, 4(4):16-19
• Raymond, Malia, Bewick & Bennett. (1996). A comprehensive approach to memory rehabilitation following brain injury. The Journal of Cognitive Rehabilitation, 14(6):18-23
• Bennett, Raymond, Malia, Bewick & Linton. (1998). Rehabilitation of Attention and concentration deficits following brain injury. Journal of Cognitive Rehabilitation.
• Malia, Raymond, Bewick & Bennett. (1998) Information processing deficits and brain injury: preliminary results. Neurorehabilitation 11:239-247
• Raymond, Bewick, Bennett & Malia (1999) A comprehensive functional approach to brain injury rehabilitation. Brain Injury Source 3(4):30-33
• Kilpatrick (2009) From coma to courtroom, a lawyer’s journey to recovery from severe TBI after a snowboard accident Communiqué Winter (2009) Volume 23, No. 1, 5-6 The Canadian Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists

Media articles re Brainwave-R

• Beardsall J (2000) A brainwave for treating head injuries. Daily Telegraph, Oct 19th p 24.
• Dolley D (2001) It’s a brainwave. Womans Realm Issue 13.
• Smallman J (2001) Brainwave-R. Re-New – the Journal of Rehab UK, 5(3):9

Studies using Brainwave-R

• Fujii M, Matusuoka Y & Shikimori H (2001). Efficacy of attention training performed in severe traumatic brain injury subjects. Paper presented at the International Brain Injury Association Annual conference in Turin, Italy, May 5-9th.
• Benn-Ohikuare G A (2002) Report: Brain Injury and the provision of community based cognitive rehabilitation therapy: a pilot study examining issues, process, outcome and implication to service providers.Headway Essex
• Lewis J (2002) Personal communication update on pilot study: To determine the potential benefits of extending occupational therapy intervention to include process training in the rehabilitation of psychiatric clients with cognitive impairment. Bermuda
• Davalos et al (2002) Enhancement of Executive Functioning Skills: An additional tier in the treatment of schizophrenia Community Mental Health Journal 38(5):403-412
• Khullar (2009) The impact of neuropsychological rehabilitation programme on the recovery of patients with brain injury. Submission to the University of Delhi for the award of DPhil(Psych)