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Paraplegia can lead to social stigmatisation, sexual difficulties, and emotional maladjustment. The specific nature of problems experienced in these areas were investigated in an interview study of 22 male and female paraplegics. These interviews were followed up by a postal questionnaire and both qualitative and quantitative data are presented in this report. Effective counselling can only be offered on the basis of an understanding of problems as they are subjectively experienced, and with an acknowledgement of the wide differences that exist between individuals in the way that they view and react to their situation.

I. Social, sexual and personal implications of paraplegia