Introduction: Rehabilitation practices that adopt a strengths-based perspective are known as
transdisciplinary evidence-based practices. However, little is known about whether and how …

Study design: Multi-centre, single cohort. Objectives: To assess the relationship between
cognitive appraisals in a spinal cord-injured population living in the community, and …

Purpose: In the current study, we aimed to examine two possible explanations for why
higher levels of posttraumatic growth (PTG) were repeatedly found to be predicted by both …

Purpose: Engagement in valued activities is often difficult for people who have experienced
stroke. A deeper understanding of the process of re-engagement in personally valued …

Objectives: To study disability-management self-efficacy (DMSE) and its correlates in a large
sample of Dutch people with long-standing spinal cord injury (SCI). DMSE is the confidence …

Purpose/Objective: We lack critical information regarding promoting resilience in people with
spinal cord injury (SCI). Living according to one's values may increase resilience. The aims …

Purpose/Objective: The body of knowledge regarding the processes involved in changing
physical activity behaviors in people with disabilities is very limited. This qualitative study is …

Introduction: The aim was to obtain the best available knowledge on stroke survivors'
experiences of rehabilitation. The increase in demands for accountability in health care and …

Purpose: To examine how deliberate rumination and psychological need satisfaction
interact to facilitate posttraumatic growth for para sport athletes with acquired disability …

Adults with disabilities who have completed rehabilitation programs and have returned to
active lifestyles are experts on the importance of motivation after an injury or an illness. This …