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Injury acceptance was defined as The psychological state in which an injured athlete is aware of the difficulties of injury but can control his emotions to actively figure out what needs to be done immediately, and what needs to be done with priority in order to overcome the injury.
How should I talk to someone who has experienced a major physical injury? There is no rule book, its a judgement call and everyone is different. But by talking to people and seeing how they respond, we can judge how much to say or not say. Listening is the biggest part of supporting someone in recovery.
In 1969, Kubler-Ross first outlined the stages of grief a person goes through when facing a serious or career-ending injury, death, or serious disease prognosis. An understanding of the four stages of managing grief: denial, anger, depression, and acceptance will help you in supporting the athlete through them.
If you lose an activity, view it for what it is a loss. As such, you may experience the five stages of grief (denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance). Recognizing these feelings is the first step to managing them, owning them and moving through them.
Common Grief Reactions Sadness. Anger. Guilt and self-reproach. Anxiety. Loneliness. Fatigue. Helplessness. Shock.
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Grief response models assume that injury constitutes a form of loss to the individual and thus the onset of a grieving process.
Remain focused on what you need to do, not what you are missing out on. Use the Mind to Heal the Body. Get Support. Set Appropriate Goals. Maintain Your Fitness While Injured.
Treating a Minor Sports Injury Rest. Pain is your bodys way of telling you to rest an injured area. Ice. Ice is a great pain reliever. Compression. Putting pressure (compression) on an injury helps limit swelling and gives support. Elevation. Keeping an injury raised (elevated) helps reduce swelling.

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