Tag: coping with amputation


Amputation Body Image: Coping & Recovery

Definition and Scope of Body Image After Amputation Amputation-related body image refers to the complex psychological construction an individual holds regarding their physical self following the surgical removal of a limb or extremity. This concept extends far beyond mere physical appearance; it encompasses the internal mental representation, emotional attitudes, and functional perceptions related to the […]

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Amputation: Stories, Recovery & Support

Defining Amputation and Its Context The experience of amputation, defined as the surgical or traumatic removal of a limb or extremity, represents one of the most profound challenges to an individual’s physical and psychological integrity. Psychologically, amputation is not merely a physical alteration but a catastrophic disruption of the body schema, the internal map that […]

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