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SPINAL NETWORK NEWS 31<br />
Other new books...<br />
Cognition, occupation, and<br />
participation across the lifespan<br />
4th edition. Edited by Noomi Katz and<br />
Joan Toglia, 2018<br />
Wild at heart: the dangers &<br />
delights of a nomadic life<br />
by Miriam Lancewood, 2020<br />
Miriam and Peter Lancewood left<br />
New Zealand to explore wild places.<br />
They walked 2000 km through the<br />
fo<strong>res</strong>ts of Europe and along the coast<br />
of Turkey, mostly camping under<br />
trees and cooking by fire. They lived<br />
on the edge, embracing insecurity,<br />
and found the unexpected:<br />
sometimes it was pure bliss,<br />
sometimes it was terrifying. But<br />
when they moved on to the<br />
Australian desert, they met with<br />
disaster. This gripping story is about<br />
life and death, courage and the<br />
power of love.<br />
Occupational therapy clinicians have<br />
the knowledge and skills to add<strong>res</strong>s<br />
the consequences of cognitive,<br />
neurological, and executive<br />
dysfunctions that can <strong>res</strong>ult from<br />
aging, illness, brain injury, stroke, or<br />
neurodevelopmental disorder.<br />
Practitioners can guide people facing<br />
neurological dysfunction to gain the<br />
skills they need to participate in<br />
family, work, and community life.<br />
Providing intervention models<br />
grounded in neuroscience and<br />
occupation, this comprehensive new<br />
edition of the best-seller examines<br />
current evidence and best practices<br />
for working with clients across<br />
the lifespan.<br />
Where will we live in the future?<br />
Research into the unmet housing<br />
needs of people with disabilities, their<br />
family and whānau by Disability<br />
Connect, <strong>2021</strong><br />
Disabled people need housing in<br />
communities close to work, schools<br />
and medical cent<strong>res</strong>. Houses on<br />
popular routes are either unaffordable<br />
or inappropriate for their needs.<br />
This report and the <strong>res</strong>ults of the<br />
<strong>res</strong>earch are intended to be used by<br />
the authors to advocate for greater<br />
planning for and provision of<br />
appropriate housing opportunities<br />
for people living with disabilities.<br />
Journals/magazines<br />
Dynamics for Human Health<br />
Vol. 8 issue 2 <strong>July</strong> <strong>2021</strong><br />
Forward UK SCI magazine<br />
<strong>Issue</strong> 163 June <strong>2021</strong><br />
New Mobility: Camping & Glamping<br />
<strong>Issue</strong> 330 Apr <strong>2021</strong><br />
Spinal Network News<br />
Vol 24 no. 1 Apr <strong>2021</strong><br />
All the listed items are available to<br />
loan from the Resource Centre.<br />
We are located on the way to the<br />
spinal gym, call in and see us!<br />
For all enquiries contact<br />
Bernadette Cassidy<br />
bernadette.cassidy@nzspinaltrust.org.nz<br />
or phone: 022 600 6630
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