A traumatic brain injury can change how you function and how you understand yourself. Many survivors describe feeling disconnected from their former selves as they navigate changed abilities and roles.
This session explores how self-identity evolves after brain injury, drawing on research with people living years and even decades post-injury, as well as how neurodiverse folks adjust their own identities after diagnosis.
Join us for a discussion on understanding identity as something that can be redefined, expanded, and renegotiated after injury, in ways that feel honest and self-directed.
