Spoken resilience: Documenting lived experience of neurodiversity and thriving despite disease
This speech details my lived experience and coping strategies of a psychologist and academic diagnosed with a brain tumor. As an educator and researcher studying well-being and resilience, I summarize my experience of living through adversity and draws on the research that helped me do so. I specifi...
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2022-11-01
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| Series: | Methodological Innovations |
| Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.1177/20597991221130023 |
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| author | Christina Naegeli Costa |
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| description | This speech details my lived experience and coping strategies of a psychologist and academic diagnosed with a brain tumor. As an educator and researcher studying well-being and resilience, I summarize my experience of living through adversity and draws on the research that helped me do so. I specifically reflect on the literature of gratitude and well-being to take oppose the “fight” narrative presented at the forefront of the diagnosis. This speech script offers insight into this lived experience and calls for written speech to be utilized as a method of inquiry. Insights for healthcare practitioners and providers in navigating patient experience are discussed. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3c3870c643ab470884edb924a63688ec2022-12-22T04:12:02ZengSAGE PublishingMethodological Innovations2059-79912022-11-011510.1177/20597991221130023Spoken resilience: Documenting lived experience of neurodiversity and thriving despite diseaseChristina Naegeli CostaThis speech details my lived experience and coping strategies of a psychologist and academic diagnosed with a brain tumor. As an educator and researcher studying well-being and resilience, I summarize my experience of living through adversity and draws on the research that helped me do so. I specifically reflect on the literature of gratitude and well-being to take oppose the “fight” narrative presented at the forefront of the diagnosis. This speech script offers insight into this lived experience and calls for written speech to be utilized as a method of inquiry. Insights for healthcare practitioners and providers in navigating patient experience are discussed.https://doi.org/10.1177/20597991221130023 |
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| title | Spoken resilience: Documenting lived experience of neurodiversity and thriving despite disease |
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| title_full_unstemmed | Spoken resilience: Documenting lived experience of neurodiversity and thriving despite disease |
| title_short | Spoken resilience: Documenting lived experience of neurodiversity and thriving despite disease |
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