Abstract
Dr. Mark Ylvisaker was one of the most innovative and influential thinkers in the field of brain injury rehabilitation. His ideas inspired a generation of professionals to approach the rehabilitation of individuals with brain injury in a more integrative and meaningful manner. Though he has passed, his ideas endure and shape the next generation of clinicians and researchers. This article pays homage to Dr. Ylvisaker by describing one of his most significant contributions, the context-sensitive paradigm of cognitive rehabilitation, and its profound impact on the clinical practice of the author.
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