Question

2. What kind of supports and structure might have been provided to Phineas through his post-accident jobs that would have possibly helped him with his recovery

Answer 1

Phineas Gage has a rod driven into his skull by accident which resulted in brain injury. The rod was known to pass through and destroyed his frontal lobes.

He would have benefited well if several treatment and plans were given such as psychosocial support after the damage to his cerebrum. He would have also benefited well from vocational rehabilitation intervention. They would have helped a lot on his recovery from the accident.