Bibliografia:

Nelle pagine seguenti è possibile trovare una serie di indicazioni bibliografiche inerenti il Concetto Bobath a sostegno degli enunciati e delle ipotesi teoriche ad esso sottostanti. I suggerimenti bibliografici presenti in questa parte del sito vogliono essere unicamente una traccia per tutti coloro che desiderano approfondire la conoscenza del concetto e non un blocco monolitico di informazioni cui fare riferimento per sostenere la "buona qualità" dell'approccio bobathiano. A noi piace pensare che il nostro approccio costituisca una continua ipotesi di lavoro utile per spiegare ciò che osserviamo nel lavoro quotidiano con i nostri pazienti e che tale ipotesi di lavoro sia passibile di modifiche, precisazioni, arricchimenti, cambiamenti di rotta a seguito dell'accumularsi di esperienze, nuove conoscenze ed evidenze scientifiche.

Per i libri di cui esiste una traduzione in italiano viene riportata unicamente l'indicazione bibliografica dell'edizione italiana.I libri o gli articoli seguiti dal simbolo sono pubblicati da membri dell'Associazione Internazionale Docenti Bobath.

Il libro di E.Muller (Neuroriabilitazione: approccio e guida al trattamento delle patologie neuromotorie) è acquistabile contattando direttamente l'Autrice.

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• Davies, P., ( 2000). Passo dopo passo. Springer Verlag, seconda edizione
• Davies, P., (1990). Right in the middle. Emiplegia: nuovi progressi nel trattamento. Springer-Verlag, prima edizione.
• Davies, P., (1994). Ricominciare. Springer-Verlag, prima edizione
• Duncan,P., Badke, M., (1987). Stroke rehabilitation; the recovery of motor control. Chicago: Year Book Medical
• Eggers, O., (1990). Occupational therapy in the treatment of adult hemiplegia. Butterworth-Heinemann eds., sesta edizione
• Geisseler, T., (1997). Halbseiten-Lahmung. Springer -Verlag, terza edizione
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• Harrison, M.,A. (1995). Physiotherapy in stroke management. Churchill Livingstone
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