Purpose To determine the characteristics and outcomes of structured, time-limited peer
mentorship activity programmes for individuals with acquired brain or spinal cord injury …

Rationale Persons with physical disabilities report higher cigarette smoking rates and a
lower likelihood of accessing health services (eg, smoking cessation services). Explicit and …

Peer work with people with disability often engages people with lived experience of
disability to address social exclusion and isolation experienced by their focus people. This …

Purpose: Research has examined peer mentorship to understand how it may help people
with spinal cord injury (SCI) adapt and thrive. We still lack an in-depth understanding of the …

Objectives To examine how the quality of spinal cord injury peer mentorship relationships
and mentor-mentee behaviors are impacted by interaction modality. Methods Using a within …

Purpose This study aimed to explore how peer mentors experience their role and practice in
Active Rehabilitation camps for individuals with acquired brain injury. Methods Sixteen peer …

Peer-based community interventions have shown promise in improving health management
and fostering coping skills and psychosocial functioning among individuals with a disability …

As the provision of coaching within sports increases, the development of coaches has seen
greater levels of research as well as a greater level of critique. Whilst the provision of coach …

After a spinal cord injury (SCI), an individual may experience various changes in their life
(Alizadeh et al., 2019). To help individuals with SCI adapt and thrive, peer mentorship …

Persons with spinal cord injury (SCI) report high cigarette smoking rates and few relevant
smoking cessation services, which may contribute to poor health outcomes and quality of …