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Laura S. Lorenz, PhD, MEd, CBIS
Presentations, Papers, Journal Articles, Op-Ed
Pieces, Posters, Talks, etc
For more information on any of the
papers, presentations, lectures, journal articles, Op-Ed pieces
below please contact Laura at:
laura@lslorenz.com, or use our Online Contact form (here).
Please include the article of interest in the subject line along with
any questions, interests, etc.
Some files on this page
are in PDF format, download a copy of Adobe Reader if you don't have it
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Oral Present-
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Lorenz, LS. will be presenting on her book Brain injury: Narratives of rehabilitation and healing,
as part of the panel “Spotlight: Disability and Qualitative Inquiry: Rethinking an Abelist World” chaired by
Ronald Berger Prof at the
University of Wisconsin-Whitewater and consulting editor for the Disability in Society book series with Lynne Rienner Publishers, at the
Ninth Congress of Qualitative Inquiry
(ICQI) Conference, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign IL. May 17th, 2013
 2013
Congress of Qualitative Inquiry - Conference Brochure
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2013, March). Transitional Life Experiences of the Long-term Brain Injury Survivor: A Qualitative Study to Understand Survivors’ Perspectives Sindi Samayoa, MS, CRC, Senior Director of Quality Management, Advocates, Inc.; Laura Lorenz, PhD, MEd, CBIS, Senior Research Associate & Lecturer, Brandeis University; Therese O’Neil Pirozzi, ScD, Professor at Northeastern University; Michelle Demore-Taber, ScD, CBIS, Director of Brain Injury Services, Advocates, Inc.
This workshop will discuss results from a qualitative research study which attempted to give voice to the long-term brain injury survivor who had a transitional experience moving from a more restrictive living setting to a fully integrated, independent living model of housing with an individually-driven model of support services.
Presentation, 32nd Annual Conference,
Brain Injury
Association of Massachusetts, March 28th from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Best Western Royal Hotel and Plaza in
Marlborough, MA.
 Annual
Conference Brochure
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On the
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Laura
On the
Radio
Valentine's Day Special ! (Feb 14th 2013) Laura will be a guest on two radio programs
-- at 3 pm and 10 pm EST.
The 3 pm show is focused on brain injury, the 10 pm show on
Brain Injury Radio is
more general.
The radio host for both shows is 'FantasticFrank', a brain injury survivor
along with his fantastic team -- see his
website here:
www.iamfantasticfrank.com, and
the
Brain Injury Radio Network here.
Come listen and to join the conversation by calling in! Tell
friends and colleagues who might be interested also!
For the 3 PM FantasicFrank Radio show: (Brain Injury)
To listen online, go here:
www.blogtalkradio.com/fantasticfrank
To listen with a telephone, call:
(619) 566-0918
Fantastic Franks Interview with Laura S. Lorenz on Fantastic Frank -
Live/Recap
Download
this episode
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For the Brain Injury Radio 10 PM show: (General)
To listen online, go here:
www.blogtalkradio.com/braininjuryradio
To listen with a telephone, call:
(424) 243-9540
Fantastic Franks Interview with Laura S. Lorenz on Brain Injury
Radio -
Live/Recap
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this episode
1-Hr 25 min
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Hope you can join the fun! Call in with a question if you feel like
it!
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As part of the ongoing course offerings at the Osher Lifelong
Learning Institute Laura will be leading a four week course at Tufts
Brookhaven in Lexington Campus as SGL (Study Group Leader) in Jan
16th, 23rd, 30th, and Feb 6th 2013.
For more information (e.g
course description, registration, contact information, times, and
directions) please click
here to download the 2013 Session Schedule
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Lorenz, L.S. (2012). Using Participatory Visual Methods in Social
Science Research. Lunchtime Research Talk for Sustainable
International Development MA Advanced Study and Joint Degree
Students, The Heller School for Social Policy & Management, Brandeis
University, October 15, 2012.
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Understanding Brain Injury: Neuroscience, Rehabilitation Policy, and Lived Experience. On Monday,
September 24th
6 pm in the Lurias, Hassenfeld Conference Center, Dr. Lorenz presents on brain injury rehabilitation policy on a panel on the brain and brain injury sponsored by the Brandeis Neuroscience Club. A pdf of her presentation is provided here. Fellow presenters are Professor Arthur Wingfield, Nancy Lurie Marks Professor of Neuroscience and of the Volen National Center for Complex Systems, and Peggi Sue
Iebba, a former respiratory therapist and researcher now living with
mild traumatic brain injury.
Presentation
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Brandeis Hoot Newpaper (Nov 9th 2012) Neuroscience
presentation brings miracle story to Brandeis. Article Link
Online.
Brandeis Hoot (Nov 9th 2012) Neuroscience presentation brings
miracle story to Brandeis.
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Lorenz, L.S. (2012)
Contesting Health Policy: Toward a utopian vision of community-based rehabilitation for brain injury.
For the Section on Science, Knowledge and Technology
Paper session: ’Neuro’: Interventions, Entanglements, Futures.” American Sociological Association
(ASA)
2012 Annual Meeting,
August 17-20th Denver Colorado.
Abstract
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Presentation
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Lorenz, L.S. (2012) Enacting emotional engagement with healing from brain injury: Taking photographs and writing text. For the panel “Disability, Voice and Power.”
The Society for the Study of Social Problems (SSSP),
2012 Annual Meeting, August
16-18th Denver Colorado.
Abstract
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Presentation
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Participatory visual methods: Speaking with pictures, Brown Bag
Talk, National Louis University, Chicago Campus, June 27, 2012.
Presentation
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A video dedicated to Mrs. Ailsa Steinert on her retirement after 46
years of teaching at Pingree School in South Hamilton, MA, Laura
talks about Mrs. Steinert's influence and narrative methods in
social policy research, and briefly reads from her book "Brain
Injury Survivors: Narratives of Rehabilitation and Healing."
Click here on
or the narrative methods image above. May 2012
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 Lorenz, L.S.
(2012). Guest Lecture, WGST 4160 – Health and Gender, for
Professor Mark Sherry. Talk title: Experience and Practice with Visual Illness Narratives: Examples of Brain Injury Survivors. University of Toledo, Women's and Gender Studies (WGST),
March 26th 2012.
Presentation
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Books
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 Publications Author. (2012). A Way into Empathy: A 'Case' of Photo-Elicitation in Illness Research. In J. Hughes (Ed.),
SAGE Visual Methods. Four-Volume
Set, Hardcover ISBN: 9781446241028 London: SAGE Publications. July 2012. Click
here to read more information
about the SAGE Visual Methods book and A Way into Empathy: A 'Case'
of Photo-Elicitation in Illness Research chapter by Laura Lorenz.
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 Lorenz, L.S.
(2012). Recovery stories: Shaping the policy image of addiction treatment. Oral presentation for the panel “Celebrating Elliot Mishler I: Performing Stories – Special Presidential Session.”
82nd Annual Meeting of the Eastern Sociological Society
(ESS), Millennium Broadway Hotel, New York City, February 24th, 2012.
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2012). Guest lecturer, HSSP 110A: Integrative Seminar on Health
(Capstone Seminar) Spring 2012. Introduction to interviewing. The Heller School for Social Policy & Management,
Brandeis University,
February 6th 2012.
Presentation
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Paper /
Report
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  Co-author,
with with
Mary Jo Larson Ph.D., and
Mary Brolin PhD. (2012 January). Communications for Policy Advocacy: Lessons Learned from Closing the Addiction Treatment Gap (Final Report of Communications Evaluation). Brandeis University and Open Society Foundations.
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Poster
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Co-Presenter with
Mary Jo Larson Ph.D., and
Mary Brolin PhD.
Communications for advocacy: Using the concept of a policy image to
change attitudes and policies related to addiction treatment. Poster
presentation. 35th National Conference, Association for Medical
Education in Research and Substance Abuse (AMERSA),
Sheraton Crystal City Hotel, Arlington, VA. November 4th 2011.
Note: The 2011 AMERSA Executive Board and Workshop Review Committee, has chosen Dr. Lorenz's workshop,
Talking with Pictures: Concepts and Hands-on Experience, for the 2010 Best Workshop Award. The award will be presented during the Award Plenary Session of the
2011 AMERSA national meeting which will be held November 3-5
2011 at the Sheraton Crystal City Hotel, in Arlington, VA.
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2011). Using Participatory Visual Methods in Social Science Research.
Lunchtime Lecture for Sustainable International Development MA Advanced Study and Joint Degree Students, The Heller School for Social Policy & Management,
Brandeis University,
October 24th 2011.
Presentation
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2011). PHOTOVOICE: Speaking with Pictures.
Guest Lecturer, Informational Design and Visual Literacy
INSDSG 608, University of Massachusetts Boston, Instructional Design Program,
Professor
Domenic Screnci, October 20th 2011.
Presentation
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 Lorenz, L.S.
(2011). Using visual metaphors to communicate lived experience with
an invisible injury. Oral paper.
Addiction Health Services Research (AHSR)
2011 conference. Fairfax, VA: George Mason University,
Mason Inn and Conference Center,
October 4.
Abstract
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Presentation
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Paper /
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Co-author
with
Mary Jo Larson Ph.D.,
Beth Mohr M.S, Candice Grayton MPH the CDM Group, Inc.. (2011 Sept).
Option Year 1 Study: Use of Psychotropic Medications Among Child Family
Members (Aged 3-17), FY 2009, of Army Active Duty Service Members (ADSM)
by Sponsor Deployment History, FY 2006-2009. Task 8.2: Final Written
Report of Findings, Contract Number HHSP23320045009XI, Order Number:
HHSP233200800001T. CDM Group, Inc and Brandeis University
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 Congratulations!
Dr Laura S. Lorenz recent
Special Problems Divisions election winner, elected division
officer, Disabilities Co-Chair, 2011-2013 for the Society for the
Study of Social Problems (SSSP).
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 Laura has
selected and organized a panel for the International Visual Sociology Association
(IVSA) 2011 Conference, “Getting your hands dirty: Visual research methods as experiential learning”
University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, July 6th-8th
2011.
‘Hands-on or experiential learning is widely accepted in adult education, work, and community settings but can be a harder “sell” in academic research and educational environments. Many colleges and universities do not offer visual research methods courses that would provide opportunities for students to review the literature and build experience with and a rationale for using visual methods in academic research. In turn, studies proposing the use of visual methods,
particularly participatory methods, can face challenges gaining approval from academic advisors, departments, and human subjects research review boards in institutions without proven visual research track records…’
see the abstract below to read more on what the panel will
discuss.
Congratulations!
Dr Laura S. Lorenz and the panel presenters (Dr
Douglas Harper - Duquesne University Pittsburg, PA.
Alexis Mann Ph.D. ABD - Brandeis University, Waltham, MA.
Dr Kim Rasmussen - Roskilde University, Roskilde, Denmark.
Stephen Svenson Ph.D. ABD - University of Waterloo, Ontario, CA.
and
Dr Theresa R. White California State University, Northridge, CA.)
on a exceptionally well received session and series of
talks.
Abstract
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 Lorenz, L. S. (2011 May).
Teaching empathy: Photos as narrative tools in clinical care for brain injury patients. Oral Paper. Teaching Narrative and Teaching through Narrative, International Conference, Nordic Network of Narrative Studies, University of Tampere,
Tampere, Finland, May 26th-28th, 2011
Abstract
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Presentation
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2011, March).
Listening to Brain Injury Survivors
The Nationwide outpouring of concern about Congresswoman
Gabrielle Giffords’ traumatic brain injury and her recovery is
gratifying. Perhaps it will have a lasting impact, helping focus
attention on the other five million Americans living with
disabilities from brain injury. For all our life-saving modern
technology and medicine, we know little about brain injury
survivors’ lives. How do they cope? How can they find new meaning
and purpose in life, and how can we help them achieve their
goals?...
Brandeis Magazine (Spring 2011) pp
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A Small Miracle
By Evan Sweeney.
By
all accounts, Tessa Venall should have been dead. After a
car accident left her in a coma, read about a student’s remarkable
recovery from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) culminated in a return to
Brandeis University and ultimately to a life on her own...
Brandeis Magazine (Spring 2011) pp 29-33
Article -
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Bartlett, S., Lorenz, L., Rankin, T., Elias, E., Mustafa, R.
and K. Weider. (2011, March).
Looking back, looking forward: Understanding the impact
of using an assistive technology device (ATD) -
Participatory visual methods.
Exceptional Parent Magazine.
TBI-ROC, Part Eight, b: pp 26-28
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Bartlett, S., Lorenz, L., Rankin, T., Elias, E., Mustafa, R. and K.
Weider. (2011, February).
Traumatic brain injury: Looking back, looking forward.
Exceptional Parent Magazine.
TBI-ROC, Part Eight, a: pp 30-32.
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Op-Ed
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The Lexington Minuteman Community Newspaper.
by Michael Phillis
The Road to Recovery -
Lexington Facility offers hope to Brain Injury Patients:
'Lorenz is a partner in a new project at the Douglas House
(Lexington, MA) that will enable researchers to test the
effectiveness of various rehabilitation techniques on the recovery
of TBI patients.'...
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Article
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 Lorenz, Laura S. (2011,
Online February 18th).
A
Way Into Empathy: A 'Case' of
Photo-elicitation in Illness Research. Health: An Interdisciplinary Journal for the Social Study of Health, Illness and Medicine, 15,
3, May 2011, pp 259-276, Special Number on ‘Another way of knowing: art, disease, and
illness experience.’ Guest Editors,
Alan Radley and
Susan Bell.
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Lorenz, Laura S. and Chilingerian, Jon A. (2011).
Using Visual and Narrative Methods to Achieve Fair Process in
Clinical Care, available online from
JoVE - Journal of Visualized Experiments (February 16th
2011) over 16,053 viewings.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2011, January). Writing, emotion, and learning: The influence of researcher identity and experience on analysis and findings. Oral Paper. The Qualitative Report Second Annual Conference, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 7th-8th, 2011
Abstract
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OralPres
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2011, January).
A Brief Introduction to Photovoice: Concepts and Hands-on Experience Seminar,
The Qualitative Report Second Annual Conference, Nova
Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, FL, January 7th-8th, 2011
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 Lorenz,
Laura S. (2010).
Basic Concepts and Principles in the Care of Torture Survivors with Traumatic Head Injury: Family and Patient Support: New Approaches to Fostering Dialogue and Hope (Part 3 of 3)
available online here. Mental Health Webinar Series, The Center for Victims of Torture, Office of Refugee Resettlement, Administration for Children and Families, US Department of Health and Human Services, November 17. |
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2010, November).
Talking with Pictures: Concepts and Hands-on Experience: A Workshop.
Association for Medical Education and Research in Substance Abuse
(AMERSA),
2010 AMERSA National Conference, Washington, DC. November 4-6.
2010 Best Workshop Award -
click here
for more information.
Abstract
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 Lorenz, Laura S., Larson, M.J., and Brolin, M. (2010, October). Using Holistic and Integrated Communications Strategies to Expand
Addiction Treatment: Implications and Lessons Learned, Oral Paper,
Addiction Health Services Research
(AHSR)
Conference 2010, Lexington, Kentucky,
October 25-27, 2010.
Abstract
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Presentation
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2010, July). Talking with Pictures: Fostering Dialogue and Hope in Health and Community,
Webinar/Seminar, Omaha, Nebraska (July 7th 2010). Sponsored by the
College of Public Health, and presented at the UNMC University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha,
NE. Contact & Moderator
Phyllis Nsiah-Kumi, M.D.
Assistant Professor, Internal Medicine Division of
General Medicine-Academic.
Description: In a two-hour webinar/seminar open to the public,
Senior Research Associate Dr Laura S. Lorenz of the Institute for
Behavioral Health at The Heller School for Social Policy, Brandeis
University explores the foundations of photovoice and share photos from three photovoice projects she has led in the US and South Africa since 2001--with teenaged girls, youth living with HIV/AIDS, and adult brain injury survivors. This presentation will result in a solid understanding of this popular approach to participatory health and community research and its potential applications, and a list of resources for further learning.
Clinical and Translational Seminar
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Talking with Pictures: Fostering Dialogue and Hope in Health and Community
2-Hrs
Video (Presentation starts approx 4:15 min into webinar).
For I.E - Simply Click on the link above.
For
Firefox - Click on the link above - Open Course View - Select Clinical and Translational Seminar
on July 7th 10:00am then click Play
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Journal - Lorenz, Laura S.
(2010).
Discovering
a new identity after brain injury,
Sociology of Health and Illness, 32(6), pp 862-879, available
as of June 21st 2010 online, and in print in September
(updated link)
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Co-author with
Miwako Hosoda
PhD, and Peggi Robart. (2010). Photovoice: Exhibition of disability experiences using photos and narratives.
Japanese Journal of Clinical Occupational Therapy (Rinsyo Sagyo Ryoho).
(7)3, pp 254-257.
Journal Abstract
English
Japanese
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2010, June). Using visual metaphors to
communicate lived experience with an invisible injury. Oral
Paper.
8th
Interdisciplinary Conference: Communication, Medicine and Ethics
Society (COMET), Boston University, School
of Public Health and College of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences,
Boston, MA, June 28-30, 2010
Abstract
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- Topics/Sports/Story
 Brandeis Now
May 27th 2010
Heller's Laura Lorenz advocates for people with brain
injuries:
'The wars in
Iraq
and
Afghanistan have drawn more attention to the plight of
brain-injury survivors, as has the
NFL's
recent acknowledgment that some of its players are suffering
neurological consequences from repeated concussions. But our
health...
'see
more at the NPR website here and
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- Improving the Lives Altered
by Brain Injury:
Op-Ed May 27th 2010
'The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have drawn more attention to the plight of brain-injury survivors, as has the NFL's recent acknowledgment that some of its players are suffering neurological consequences from repeated concussions. But our health policies and treatment practices have yet to catch up to the staggering toll of this complex and insidious condition...'
Read the rest of the article here
Philadelphia Inquirer
(updated link).
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2010, March).
Using photovoice to elicit lived experience with brain injury and
raise awareness among survivors, providers, and the public.
Poster Presentation. Eighth World Congress on Brain Injury,
International Brain Injury Association (IBIA),
Washington, DC, March 10-14, 2010.
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Books
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 Author. (2010,
April) Brain Injury Survivors: Narratives of Rehabilitation and
Healing. Disability in Society, Series Editor: John Berger. Boulder, Colorado:
Lynne Rienner Publishers.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, October). Brain Injury X-Posed: The Survivor’s View.
Poster Presentation, 2009
ACRM-ASNR
Joint Educational Conference, Building the Evidence Base for
Rehabilitation Interventions: From Research to Clinical Care,
October 7 - 11, 2009, Denver, Colorado.
Abstract
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Presentation
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Article |
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Journal - Lorenz, Laura S. Co-author with
Kolb, B. (2009).
Involving the public through participatory visual research methods.
Health Expectations,
12(3), pp. 262-274.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, August). Generating Patient Accounts of
Quality Using Photography and Voice, Visual Presentation, 2009
Academy
of Management Meeting, August 7-11,
Chicago, Illinois (with Jon Chilingerian).
Abstract
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, July). A Way into Empathy: Using
Visual and narrative Methods to See Life from a Patient’s
Perspective. Oral Presentation, 6th Biennial Conference of the
International
Society of Critical Health Psychology (ISCHP),
July 8-11, 2009, Lausanne, Switzerland.
Abstract
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 Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, July). Experience and practice
with visual illness narratives: Examples from brain injury survivors.
Invited Lecture (pdf),
Visual Studies in Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences,
University of Vienna, Austria, July 7, 2009. Contact & Moderator
Dr. Bettina
Kolb ( of the
Univ Vienna,
and
Oikiodrom.org
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Abstract
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OralPres
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, June). Panelist, Health Care Reform
and Patient-Centered Care: Using Qualitative and Mixed Methods to
Understand and Engage Patients and the Public, Oral Presentation,
26th Annual Research Meeting, AcademyHealth,
Chicago, Illinois, June 28-30, 2009.
Presentation
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, June). Generating Patient Accounts of Quality using
Photography & Voice, Poster Presentation, Organization Category.
26th Annual Research Meeting, AcademyHealth,
Chicago, Illinois, June 28-30, 2009 (with Jon Chilingerian).
Abstract
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Poster
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OralPres
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 Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, April). Panelist, Human Subjects
and Ethics, Participatory Action Research Symposium, Brandeis
University, April 2-3, 2009.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, April).
Reaching multiple audiences:
Process and product in participatory visual methods with brain
injury survivors.
Midwest Sociology Society, April 2009.
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  Lorenz, Laura S. (2009, February). Brain
Injury X-Posed: Seeing Life with Brain Injury through Survivor’s
Eyes at
WETA's
Brainline, Arlington, VA,
February 4, 2009.
Laura will share her experiences using participatory visual research
methods with brain injury
survivors in Massachusetts.
Presentation
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 Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, December). Oral Presentation
PhotoVoice Speaking with Pictures: Sociology 315: Seeing Social Life -
Professor Susan Bell PhD,
Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME,
December 4, 2008.
Dr Lorenz shares her process of personal and professional growth
and decision-making through four participatory visual research
projects in seven years. She will share a few photos from PhotoVoice
projects in Lowell, MA; Mdantsane Township in South Africa; and TBI
Survivors Group Framingham, MA. In conclusion, she will suggest some
learning takeaways and policy and practice implications related to
doing participatory visual research with youth, community residents,
and persons living with chronic conditions.
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 Lorenz, Laura S. &
Sanders, Richard R. (2008, December). Oral Presentation A Way
into Empathy: Seeing Life from a Brain Injury Patient's Perspective,
Spaulding
Rehabilitation Hospital Network, Boston, MA,
December 3, 2008.
Abstract
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Seminar
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, November). Living with brain injury: Through the eyes of
a survivor. Advanced Seminar in “Emergent Seeing and Knowing:
Mapping Practices of Participatory Visual Methods,” Radcliffe
Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA,
November 13-15, 2008.
updated link
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, November). Brain Injury X-posed: TBI and our Vets,
The Newton Free Library and the Brain Injury Association of
Massachusetts present an evening public lecture. Peggi Sue Robart, Dr
Laura S. Lorenz, Stephen Kinney, Sandra Topalian, and ABC Good Morning
America Contributor Lee Woodruff (Wife of ABC News Correspondent Bob
Woodruff) present a program on Traumatic Brain
Injury:
Brain Injury X-posed: TBI and our Vets,
at the Newton Free Library, Newton, MA,
November 3, 2008 at 6:30pm. Visit the
PhotoVoice Brain Injury X-Posed - The Survivors View Exhibit on
view in the first floor display cases of the library for the month of
November for insight of Brain Injury through the eyes of survivors.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, October). Living with
brain injury: The survivor’s view. The American Congress of
Rehabilitation Medicine and The American Society of Neuroradiology,
ACRM-ASNR Joint Educational Conference,
Toronto, Ontario Canada, October 15-19, 2008 |
Abstract
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 Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, September).
Discovering a new identity after brain injury: A visual illness
narrative. Oral paper.
European Health Psychology Society,
Bath, England, September 9-12, 2008
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, September).
Re-establishing a sense of coherence: A typology of brain injury
survivor stories. Poster,
European Health Psychology Society,
Bath, England, September 9-12, 2008
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Poster
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Round
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, July-August).
Understanding lived experience with brain injury through a survivor’s
visual illness narrative. Roundtable.
Society for the Study of
Social Problems (SSSP), Boston, MA July 31-August 2 |
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, May). Subjectivities of narrative and interaction:
Learning from writing about acquired brain injury. Presented at
the
Fourth International Congress of
Qualitative Inquiry (ICQI).
Urbana-Champaign, IL: University of Illinois, May 14-17.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, May). Living with brain injury: The survivor’s view.
Presented at the
Fourth International Congress of
Qualitative Inquiry (ICQI).
Urbana-Champaign, IL: University of Illinois, May 14-17.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2008, April). Using Fair Process to Cross the
Quality and Health Care Chasm: Eliciting the Perspective of Brain
Injury Survivors. Brandeis Graduate Interdisciplinary Conference
Metamorphoses: An Interdisciplinary Investigation of Social Change and
Transformation, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA, April 5.
Presentation
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, November). Crossing the quality and health
care chasm for rehabilitation from brain injury: Applying fair process
to policy development, Poster presentation, 135th Annual Meeting
and Exposition,
American Public
Health Association (APHA), Washington, DC, November
3-7, 2007.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, November). X-Posing lived experience with
brain injury: A photovoice project with long-term survivors,
Poster presentation, 135th Annual Meeting and Exposition,
American Public
Health Association (APHA), Washington, DC, November
3-7, 2007.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007,
August).
Using fair
process to cross the quality and health care chasm: Eliciting the
perspective of brain injury survivors. Paper presentation, The
Society for
the Study of Social Problems (SSSP), 57th Annual Meeting, New York,
NY, August 10-12, 2007.
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, July). Using narrative analysis methods to
gain insight into living with brain injury. Oral paper. Fifth
Biennial Conference of the
International Society of Critical Health
Psychology (ISCHP), Beverly, MA, July 18-21.
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Presentation - PowerPoint
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Lorenz. L. S., Webster, B., and Foley, L. (2007, July). Making
visible the invisible: Using photovoice to elicit the perspective of
brain injury survivors. Poster. Fifth Biennial Conference of the
International Society of Critical Health
Psychology (ISCHP), Beverly, MA, July
18-21.
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2007, June). Using fair process to cross the quality and healthcare
chasm: Eliciting the perspective of traumatic brain injury survivors.
13th Annual
NRSA Trainees Research Conference, US Department of Health
and Human Services,
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality
(AHRQ),
Orlando, FL.
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2007, June). Making visible the invisible: Using action research to
understand living with brain injury. Oral and poster presentation,
Annual Research Meeting 2007,
AcademyHealth, Orlando, FL.
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Lorenz, L.S.
(2007, June) Living with traumatic brain injury: A narrative analysis of
a survivor’s photographs and interview. Poster Presentation,
Annual Research Meeting 2007,
AcademyHealth, Orlando, FL.
Abstract
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Poster
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, May). Making visible
the invisible: Using photography and narrative to understand living with
brain injury. Oral presentation to,
Rehabilitation Hospital of The Pacific,
Honolulu, HI, May 18, 2007.
Presentation - PowerPoint
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, April). Making Visible
the Invisible: Using Participatory Action Research to Understand Living with
Brain Injury.
Presentation to the 13th Annual
Midwest Qualitative Research
Conference (MQRC), University of St. Thomas, School of Education, Minneapolis,
MN, April 20-21, 2007.
Presentation - PowerPoint
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, March). Making visible the invisible: Using
Photovoice to understand living with brain injury. Poster
Presentation, 26th Annual Conference,
Brain Injury
Association of Massachusetts, Marlborough, MA, March 22
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, March). Living with traumatic brain injury:
Narrative analysis of a survivor’s photographs and interview.
Poster Presentation, 26th Annual Conference,
Brain Injury
Association of Massachusetts, Marlborough, MA, March 22.
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(PDF) 81 Kilobytes
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2007, February). Living with Traumatic Brain
Injury: A Narrative Analysis of a Survivor’s Photographs and Interview.
Poster presented to the
State-of-the-Science Symposium on Post-Acute
Rehabilitation: Setting a Research Agenda and Developing an Evidence
Base for Practice and Public Policy, Arlington, VA, February 12-13
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Lecture
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 Lorenz,
Laura S. (2006, November-Present). Photovoice: Speaking with pictures. Guest lecturer for Visual Literacy Course, University of Massachusetts Boston, MA. Professor
Domenic Screnci, November 18, 2006
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2006, November). Living with
Traumatic Brain Injury: A Narrative Analysis of a Survivor’s
Photographs and Interview. Poster Presented to the
American Public
Health Association (APHA) Annual Conference, Boston, MA.
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(PDF) 57 Kilobytes
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Lorenz, Laura S. (2006, September). Using Narrative Analysis of a
Patient’s Photographs and Interview Text to Understand Living with
Traumatic Brain Injury from the Patient’s Perspective. Paper
presented to the
European Sociological Association, Qualitative
Methods Research Network, 3rd Mid-Term Conference, Advances in
Qualitative Research Practice, Cardiff University, Wales, UK.
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