Control motor y neurorehabilitación: un enfoque desde la terapia ocupacional.

Abstract

People affected by some condition at the level of the Central Nervous System very often have limitations in carrying out activities that they usually carry out on a daily basis, which is why Neurorehabilitation is the dynamic and educational process based on the adaptation of the user and their environment by neurological deterioration. The objective of Neurorehabilitation is to reduce the impact of the disease on users so that they have a better quality of life, achieving greater independence to carry out their activities. Occupational Therapy is focused on working to obtain a greater degree of functionality in people with brain damage or a condition of the Central Nervous System, allowing them to be more autonomous and have a quality life. Occupational Therapists mention that there are several highly effective Neurorehabilitation methods applied in Occupational Therapy to achieve clear objectives such as motor functionality and independence in various areas. In this way, the research has the following general objective: Analyze the effectiveness of the Occupational Therapy intervention in users with brain damage acquired through Neurorehabilitation methods. This research is supported by the contribution that will be obtained from scientific articles with the objective of obtaining relevant information to analyze conventional Neurorehabilitation methods and new technological contributions.