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The items below are available directly from the Bobath Centre. Prices correct as at 29 Mar 2001. To order any of these, please contact The Bobath Centre (London) by either phone, fax, e-mail or post:
The Bobath Centre
Bradbury House
250 East End Road
East Finchley
London N2 8AU
United Kingdom
Tel 020 8444 3355
+ 44 20 8444 3355
Fax 020 8444 3399
+ 44 20 8444 3399
E-mail: info@bobathlondon.co.uk
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| Books |
| Ref |
Title |
Price |
Postage
& Packing |
| B1 |
ADULT HEMIPLEGIA: EVALUATION AND TREATMENT (3RD EDITION 1990, B. BOBATH) |
£16.00 |
£2.00 |
| B2 |
A NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL BASIS FOR THE TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY (K. BOBATH 1980) |
£17.00 |
£2.50 |
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| 'HANDLING THE YOUNG CEREBRAL PALSIED CHILD AT HOME' (NANCY R. FINNIE) 3RD EDITION. ISBN: 0 7506 0579 0. AVAILABLE FROM:HEINEMANN PUBLISHING. TELEPHONE: 01865 311366. |
| Reprints |
| Ref |
Title |
Price Each |
| R1 |
THE MOTOR DISORDERS OF INFANTILE HEMIPLEGIA AND THEIR TREATMENT (1961) |
30p |
| R2 |
THE PREVENTION OF MENTAL RETARDATION IN PATIENTS WITH CEREBRAL PALSY (1962) |
70p |
| R3 |
A NEURODEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY (1963) |
30p |
| R4 |
TREATMENT PRINCIPLES AND PLANNING IN CEREBRAL PALSY (1963) |
30p |
| R5 |
THE FACILITATION OF NORMAL POSTURAL REACTIONS AND MOVEMENTS IN THE TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY (1964) Currently unavailable - to be revised. |
£2.00 |
| R6 |
THE VERY EARLY TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY (B. BOBATH 1967) |
70p |
| R7 |
THE NEURODEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY AND ORTHOPAEDIC TREATMENT (USA 1967) |
30p |
| R8 |
THE TREATMENT OF NEUROMUSCULAR DISORDERS BY IMPROVING PATTERNS OF CO-ORDINATION (1969) |
30p |
| R9 |
PROBLEMS OF COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN PARENT AND STAFF IN THE TREATMENT AND MANAGEMENT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY (1970) |
30p |
| R10 |
MOTOR DEVELOPMENT, ITS EFFECT ON GENERAL DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION TO THE TREATMENT OF CEREBRAL PALSY (1971) |
30p |
| R11 |
THE NORMAL POSTURAL REFLEX MECHANISM AND ITS DEVIATION IN CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY (1971) |
60p |
| R12 |
THE EFFECT OF SPASTICITY ON ADULT HEMIPLEGIA AND ITS TREATMENT |
40p |
| R13 |
FACILITATION OF MOVEMENT - THE BOBATH APPROACH (J. BRYCE 1972) |
70p |
| R14 |
THE MANAGEMENT OF SPASTICITY IN CHILDREN (J. BRYCE 1976) |
70p |
| R15 |
TREATMENT OF ADULT HEMIPLEGIA (B.BOBATH 1975) |
60p |
| R16 |
THE PROBLEM OF SPASTICITY IN THE TREATMENT OF PATIENTS WITH LESIONS OF THE UPPER NEURONE (K.BOBATH 1971) |
60p |
| R17 |
THE NEURO-DEVELOPMENTAL TREATMENT (K. & B. BOBATH 1984) |
£1.50 |
| R18 |
THE BOBATH CONCEPT - EVOLUTION AND APPLICATION (M. MAYSTON 1992) |
£2.00 |
Postage for reprints is charged at
50p for the first reprint and an extra
20p for each additional reprint. (Postage is
subject
to change in line with current UK postal charges)
For orders outside the UK, please contact
the Centre for calculation for the postage.
Pre-payment is required on all orders. Please
make cheques payable to 'Bobath Children'. If
you wish to pay by debit or credit card, please
phone the Bobath Centre and ask for the Accounts
Department. Please note that American Express
(AMEX) cards are not accepted.
Credit/debit cards
are not accepted for orders under £35.An
additional 2% charge is made for credit card
payments. No extra charge is incurred when using
a debit card. |
| Videos
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Please note
videos are unlikely to be available before 2009
as they are currently being revised |
| Ref |
Title |
Price To Buy |
Cost for Monthly Hire |
| V1 |
THE BOBATH APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
The various types of cerebral palsy are concisely categorised to provide a clear understanding of the different presentations of these children. Abilities and disabilities are presented in the form of a comparison between normal development and the arrested development of a child with cerebral palsy. Emphasis is placed on careful observation, problem solving skills and therapeutic aims. Treatment planning follows along the lines of working on specific pre-requisite skills necessary to facilitate more normal function. Long-term handling and management on an interdisciplinary basis are dealt with and great stress is placed upon the training of parents. Treatment is individually tailored to suit each child's needs. The video is aimed at undergraduate and postgraduate therapists, doctors, teachers, care workers and parents and is narrated by Jennifer Bryce FCSP. (1988) 60 mins. |
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N/A |
| V1G |
THE BOBATH APPROACH TO THE TREATMENT OF CHILDREN WITH CEREBRAL PALSY
(A German Translation of the above video ) |
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N/A |
| V2 |
TEAMING WITH SUCCESS
The Bobath approach to the treatment of children with cerebral palsy was developed by Dr & Mrs Bobath in London over 50 years ago. Its practical application has been taught on postgraduate courses to thousands of therapists world-wide.
This video shows children and their parents working together with therapists of different disciplines, using the Bobath approach to enhance quality of daily life. It demonstrates how a team sharing core skills can identify common objectives based on the needs of the individual child.
Presented on this video are:
Francisca, aged eight years ten months who has athetosis with dystonic spasms. Emma, aged three and a half, premature with spastic diplegia. Claire aged four and a half, with choreoathetosis.
It focuses on communication, home management and activities of daily life.
The treatment techniques shown have been specifically chosen for these children. They are not necessarily applicable to all children with cerebral palsy.
The principles of management however, may be applied to all children with cerebral palsy.
It is relevant for general practitioners, community paediatricians, medical students, undergraduate and graduate physiotherapists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, and parent groups.
Written and edited by: Jennifer Bryce FCSP and Gillian Stern MCSP
Narrated by: Gillian Stern MCSP (1994) 28mins. |
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| With grateful thanks to all the children and their parents. |
| All videos are inclusive of postage and packing |
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