Personal injury and emotional distress claims are civil court matters in which psychologists may become involved in several ways. A claim of psychological injury or emotional distress resulting from the intentional or reckless actions of another sets in motion the collection of data to buttress or refute the claim. Treatment providers, whose interventions occur in
This article delves into the intricate interplay between family dynamics and the process of injury recovery within the realm of health psychology. The introduction provides a contextual background, emphasizing the pervasive impact of injuries on individuals and their families. Following a discussion on the disruptive influence of injuries on established family roles and routines, the
Personal injury and emotional distress claims are civil court matters in which psychologists may become involved in several ways. A claim of psychological injury or emotional distress resulting from the intentional or reckless actions of another sets in motion the collection of data to buttress or refute the claim. Treatment providers, whose interventions occur in