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Returning to a Different Work Role Following an Acquired Brain Injury

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December 12, 2025

LIVE EVENT: Returning to a Different Work Role Following an Acquired Brain Injury

We joined Dr. Nisha Chauhan for an insightful discussion on Work, Identity& Rehabilitation

The ability to work plays a significant role in shaping our identity and place in the world. But what happens when an acquired brain injury (ABI) forces a career shift? While much research has focused on returning to the same job post-injury, little has explored the challenges and experiences of those who must transition into different roles.

In this compelling session, Dr. Nisha Chauhan, Clinical Psychologist at the University of Hertfordshire, presented her latest research on this under-explored area. She discussed the psychological, social, and political factors influencing return-to-work experiences and shared key clinical recommendations to support individuals navigating these transitions.

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Date: 11th December
Time: 12pm
Location: Zoom

Find more on this research: https://uhra.herts.ac.uk/handle/2299/28426

Recordings of the event will be provided to all those who registered along with copies of the slides and any resources provided. If you were unable to attend and would like a copy of the recording this can be purchased for £5. Please contact enquiries@vrassociation.org.uk.

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Returning to a Different Work Role Following an Acquired Brain Injury

Videos

Resource Updated: 

December 12, 2025

LIVE EVENT: Returning to a Different Work Role Following an Acquired Brain Injury

We joined Dr. Nisha Chauhan for an insightful discussion on Work, Identity& Rehabilitation

The ability to work plays a significant role in shaping our identity and place in the world. But what happens when an acquired brain injury (ABI) forces a career shift? While much research has focused on returning to the same job post-injury, little has explored the challenges and experiences of those who must transition into different roles.

In this compelling session, Dr. Nisha Chauhan, Clinical Psychologist at the University of Hertfordshire, presented her latest research on this under-explored area. She discussed the psychological, social, and political factors influencing return-to-work experiences and shared key clinical recommendations to support individuals navigating these transitions.

Event Details:
Date: 11th December
Time: 12pm
Location: Zoom

Find more on this research: https://uhra.herts.ac.uk/handle/2299/28426

Recordings of the event will be provided to all those who registered along with copies of the slides and any resources provided. If you were unable to attend and would like a copy of the recording this can be purchased for £5. Please contact enquiries@vrassociation.org.uk.

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