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Reviews of Textbooks of Motor Learning and Neural Plasticity.

Purpose: This electronic book (e-book), the first book published by Tanas Publishing, provides a comprehensive summary of basic principles underlying neural plasticity as they relate to neurorehabilitation. The author’s stated purpose is to enhance understanding of the key neural and behavioral signals that drive neural plasticity so that more effective neurorehabilitation approaches can be developed and implemented in clinical practice. Central themes of the book are that neural plasticity and functional changes are associated with neurorehabilitation, and that therapists need to better understand how to specifically apply and advance interventions to optimize neural plasticity. Audience: The author states that the book is intended for clinicians (therapists) working in neurorehabilitation. It could be very useful for any health professional working with people with neurologic injury of any age, as well as faculty and students seeking to understand how evolving knowledge about neural plasticity can relate to rehabilitation after nervous system injury. Organization/Structure: Access to the e-book is managed by following a link provided by the publisher; the e-book is then downloaded as a pdf file onto a computer. The book is organized into 2 main sections: Section I: Fundamentals of Neural Plasticity, and Section II: Neural Plasticity and Neurorehabilitation. Section I (Chapters 1-5) includes a historical perspective regarding neural plasticity as well as definitions of key terms (Chapter 1); a summary of relevant animal and human studies that demonstrate the variety of changes in neuron structure and function underlying plasticity (Chapters 24); and an overview of brain organization that highlights the concepts of redundancy and interconnectivity as they relate to functional reorganization after brain injury (Chapter 5). Section II (Chapters 6-12) focuses on application of the information presented in Section I to clinical practice. Chapter 6 includes a discussion of recovery versus compensation at both the behavioral and neural levels, whereas Chapter 7 presents strategies that can be used in rehabilitation to exploit key neural