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Rebuilding a sense of meaning and purpose following trauma is a vital contributor to post-traumatic growth and adapting well to a spinal cord injury (SCI). This webinar shared the co-design process undertaken to develop a course that uses the concept of post-traumatic growth to foster a stronger sense of meaning and purpose after SCI. It presented the course facilitators' reflections on running the program for the last five years, its successes and challenges. Case studies were also used to demonstrate the impact of the course on participants.
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Chapters
1. Finding meaning and purpose after spinal cord injury: Reflecting on 5 years of the Engage Program (00:00:00)
2. Welcome And SIG Housekeeping (00:00:15)
3. About The Psychosocial SIG (00:01:26)
4. Membership, Webinars, And Resources (00:04:53)
5. Awards, Data Sets, And Updates (00:07:45)
6. Hub, Mailing List, And Logistics (00:10:27)
7. Introducing Dr Emily Bray (00:12:54)
8. Emily’s Background And SCIA Services (00:14:45)
9. The Engage And EPAT Programs (00:17:55)
10. Why Co-Design And Lived Experience (00:19:55)
11. Building The Program With Partners (00:21:58)
12. What Participants Wanted (00:24:01)
13. Engage Program Structure (00:25:45)
14. Post-Traumatic Growth Framework (00:27:13)
15. Grief, Loss, And The Volume Metaphor (00:29:20)
16. Meaning Versus Happiness (00:32:12)
17. Everyday Purpose And Ikigai (00:35:00)
18. Strengths, Virtues, And Wise Anger (00:37:10)
19. Relationships, Belonging, And Nature (00:40:06)
20. Activities, Contribution, And Self-Care (00:43:05)
21. Coaching To Turn Insight Into Action (00:45:10)
22. Pilot Design And Measures (00:47:16)
23. Outcomes And An Unexpected Anxiety Spike (00:49:34)
24. Participant Themes And Learnings (00:51:23)
25. Program Refinements And Alumni Ideas (00:54:00)
26. Case Studies: SJ, Barbara, David (00:56:20)
27. Facilitator Reflections And Challenges (01:00:20)
28. Q&A: Group Composition And Grief Language (01:03:12)
29. Timing After Injury And Eligibility (01:06:36)
30. Demand, Access, And Format (01:10:00)
31. Modular Delivery And Group Dynamics (01:13:20)
32. Measures, PTG, And Future Improvements (01:15:02)
33. Closing, Feedback, And Next Webinar (01:17:42)
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