Welcome to the Fall 2017 issue of the Journal for Humanities in Rehabilitation. We invite you..
Robyn Fivush, PhD, argues that sharing our stories with others, and listening to their stories, is..
Professors Jeffrey Bernstein, Michael Smith, and Rebecca Nowacek make the case that being a good citizen..
Authors Ami Walsh, MFA, Jeffrey Evans, PhD, and colleagues describe how digital technology is being used..
The Journal of Humanities in Rehabilitation welcomes submissions regarding the human experience of patients, families and..
Collection of links and resources for health humanities with potential applications in rehabilitation sciences education, clinical..
Through a carefully constructed and thoughtful poem, Michael J. Leach, PhD, explores the tumultuous life and..
After nearly 20 years of clinical practice, physical therapist Mary Pugh Alligood finds herself reflecting on..
Through her description of a personal encounter with an acquaintance devastated by a stroke, Regina Kaufman,..
Experienced Rehabilitation Psychologist, Joyce Fichtenbaum, PhD, reflects on the important distinctions between wants and needs, and..
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