Nat Launder is a sophomore at New York University Abu Dhabi majoring in Biology with a specialization in Brain and Cognitive Science and a minor in Psychology. In her talk Invisible Injuries – when a concussion is more than ‘just a concussion’ – Nat will speak about the difficulties she faced and insights she gained when confronted with an invisible injury. She will challenge the audience to re-think their perspective on what it means to be injured in a way that cannot be seen, measured or definitively diagnosed. Invisible Injuries will break the silence and stigma surrounding invisible injuries and challenge the audience to face that which they cannot see or understand. Nat Launder is a sophomore at New York University Abu Dhabi majoring in Biology with a specialization in Brain and Cognitive Science and a minor in Psychology. In her talk Invisible Injuries – when a concussion is more than ‘just a concussion’ – Nat will speak about the difficulties she faced and insights she gained when confronted with an invisible injury. She will challenge the audience to re-think their perspective on what it means to be injured in a way that cannot be seen, measured or definitively diagnosed. Invisible Injuries will break the silence and stigma surrounding invisible injuries and challenge the audience to face that which they cannot see or understand. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at [ Ссылка ]

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