Vanderbilt Kennedy Center
Disability identity: A model of psychosocial identity development for individuals with disabilities
06 Nov 2020
The Promise of Discovery Episode 9: This episode outlines a qualitative study to explore the disability identity development of college students with disabilities. The results led to establishing a model of psychosocial identity development for individuals with disabilities. The model highlights four developmental statuses: acceptance, relationship, adoption and engagement. The model also has application as a framework for healthcare professionals and psychologists who are working with individuals with disabilities. Vanderbilt Kennedy Center Researcher: Anjali J. Forber-Pratt, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Human & Organizational Development Interviewer: Bradley Minotti, undergraduate psychology major at the University of Florida
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