Acquired Brain Injury
Stigma
People living with an acquired brain injury can experience stigma and forms of discrimination in their everyday lives. Often this may derive from other people's and society's negative or misinformed attitudes towards people who appear to be different to the 'norm'.
In this 'Speaking From Experience' video clip, participants discuss the challenges faced by people with acquired brain injury as they try to cope with the stigma associated with their condition.
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Before ABI
Clip 1 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Play 2:02 min 2.9 MB
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Brain Injury
Clip 2 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 4:40 min 6.4 MB
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Waking Up
Clip 3 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 5:08 min 7.5 MB
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Changes
Clip 4 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 7:00 min 10 MB
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Rehabilitation
Clip 5 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Play 8:11 min 11.9 MB
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Relationships
Clip 6 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 9:36 min 13.4 MB
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Mental Health
Clip 7 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 04:00 min 5.6 MB
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Stigma
Clip 8 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 4:42 min 7.0 MB
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Support
Clip 9 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Members Only 4:31 min 6.7 MB
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Closing Thoughts
Clip 10 of 10: Acquired Brain Injury
Play 6:16 min 8.8 MB
