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Rehabilitation has no expiry date: The Hopkins Centre Ambassador, Michelle Owen's story
Posted on Tuesday 20th August 2019
Rehabilitation has no expiry date: The Hopkins Centre Ambassador, Michelle Owen's story
Read MoreChristmas Meet and Mingle 2018 event
Posted on Tuesday 11th December 2018
The Christmas Meet and Mingle was a lively event with 48 members, Ambassadors and collaborators participating in a fun night to celebrate the year’s success, meet members of the Ambassador Council and announce the very popular seed and fellowship grants.
Read MoreGLO High School Entrepreneurial innovation in Health & STEAM Challenge
Posted on Thursday 6th December 2018
The Hopkins Centre Proud supporter for the GLO High School Entrepreneurial innovation in Health & STEAM Challenge
Read MoreCelebrating International Day for People with disability
Posted on Thursday 6th December 2018
The Launch of the new awareness campaign for Griffith university celebrating remarkable students with disability. Hosted by Griffith’s Disability Advisory Committee and Student Diversity and Inclusion
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Meet the Ambassador Council
Posted on Tuesday 4th December 2018
Hear from members of The Hopkins Centre Ambassador Council on their story of recovery, rehabilitation and why they want to really make a difference in the way society thinks about disability and how the views of people with disability can drive bold solutions through better engagement in research.
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*NEW* THC Research Session: Understanding and building resilience in family members providing support to relatives with traumatic injury
Posted on Tuesday 6th June 2017
Family resilience is a focus of research and clinical attention in the field of traumatic injury (brain injury, spinal cord injury). Some have suggested that this presents a paradigm shift in the way researchers understand how a family responds to traumatic injury. In this presentation, the broader context for resilience will be outlined, highlighting (i) the clinical context; (ii) the policy and service delivery implications; (iii) and at a theoretical level, its position as part of the growing positive psychology and strengths-based movements. Approaches to defining resilience will then be outlined, followed by the role of resilience in family adjustment to traumatic injury. An intervention program aimed at building resilience will then be described, and finally future directions for resilience research will be discussed.
Read MoreWorld-leading centre for rehabilitation and disability research opens
Posted on Friday 24th February 2017
Launched today by the Minister for Health and Ambulance Services Cameron Dick, The Hopkins Centre – Research for Rehabilitation and Resilience brings together almost 150 senior clinicians and researchers from Metro South Health and Griffith University, to produce impactful research in disability and rehabilitation.
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