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Alternative therapies for developmental and learning disabilities
Virtual reality in telerehabilitation
Use of technology in treatment of mental disorders
Psychological therapies for dementia
Video game rehabilitation
Social cognition and interaction training
Clubhouse model of psychosocial rehabilitation
Recovered-memory therapy