ABI Case Studies, Living with a Brain Injury : WestminsterResearch

Title	ABI Case Studies, Living with a Brain Injury
Authors	Boubert, L.
Description	Whether you have an acquired brain injury or support ABI personally, in the voluntary sector or professionally, this site aim to provide you with rich and useful case study resources for personal or training purposes. The living with a brain injury cognitive series interviews ABI survivors on how they acquired their injury, then delves deeper into the cognitive and emotional changes they have experienced. These are designed to support training professionals, such as psychology students, training clinical psychologists and neuropsychologists. speech therapists, occupational therapists, nurses and medical students. They can be used to practice clinical report writing and gain experience of lived experience. The site and its resources is a collaborative initiative led by the Psychology Department at the University of Westminster in partnership with charities dedicated to supporting individuals affected by brain injuries.
Keywords	brain injury
	ABI
	lived experience
	case studies
Year	2024
Web address (URL)	https://blog.westminster.ac.uk/abicasestudies/
Publisher	University of Westminster
Project	Blending Co-creation and Lived Experience for an Authentic Module Design
Funder	Quentin Hogg Trust

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