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Ovrig forfatter: Dorthe Birkmose, cand.psych., selvstaendig psykolog og kursusleder.  ResumeFormalet med denne artikel er at se naermere pa, hvordan mennesker oplever at blive modt i hjerneskaderehabiliteringen i Danmark. Empirisk traekkes der pa interviews med de 82 personer, der indgik i ph.d.-afhandlingen ”Grib mennesket” (Glintborg, 2015) samt et opfolgningsstudie efter 5 ar. Analyserne traekker pa diskurspsykologi og narrativ teori til at udforske fortaellinger og diskurser om personer med erhvervede hjerneskader. Analyserne viser, at det individuelle aspekt kan blive skubbet til side af et for stort fokus pa hjerneskaden. Konklusionen er, at der er et behov for en professionalisme, der i hojere grad balancerer den neurofaglige viden med indefra-perspektivet hos det enkelte menneske.AbstraktThe aim of this study was to explore how Danish adults with an acquired brain injury (ABI) experience encounters with professionals during their rehabilitation process. The study draws on empirical data from 82 adults with moderate to severe ABI collected as part of a Ph.D. project (Glintborg, 2015) and a 5-year follow up study. Analysis reveal that once diagnosed with ABI, this label can take a master status in encounters with professionals. Professionals' reification of the diagnosis of brain injury can be oppressive because it subjugates humanity such that everything a person does can be interpreted as part of the neurological disability. We conclude that there is a need for a new kind of professionalism that balance the diagnostic lens with a lens on the person as a human being.

”Hvis man havde set mig som menneske fremfor bare min skade” – Indefra-perspektiver på dansk neurorehabilitering