64: Facial Palsy
This month, Bruna and Jade discuss the topic of facial palsy. The episode features several guests - Charles Nduka (founder of the charity Facial Palsy UK (FPUK) and plastic and reconstructive surgeon), Karen Johnson (deputy CEO of FP UK), Elizabeth Robinson (patient advocate from Australia), Matthe…
10 Kathleen Bogart - Dis/Ability, Part 1
Kathleen Bogart, Associate Professor of Psychology at Oregon State University, joins host Phil Wagner to talk about disability advocacy in the workplace, why ableism is the forgotten “-ism,” how one finds a support community for a rare disease, and more. If you’d like to follow William & Mary’s Sch…
36: Allyship and Education to Combat Disability Bias
Dr. Kathleen Bogart, Director of the Disability and Social Interaction Lab at Oregon State University, discusses her research on congenital and acquired disabilities, ableism, and stigma-related stress management. She describes the disability self-concept as an individual's disability identity and…
Humanizing the support of patients living with a Rare Disease
"The profoundly personal side of rare disease: Humanizing the therapeutic journey of patients" : a free podcast recorded during a webinar organized by Science Magazine and Fondation Ipsen.
Health care systems are not equipped to provide the psychological and social support patients need. Genetic c…
The Psychology of Facial Differences: A Conversation with Dr. Kathleen Bogart
On this month's myFace, myStory podcast, host Dina Zuckerberg is joined by Dr. Kathleen Bogart, who will bring us on her journey growing up with Moebius Syndrome and why she pursued a PhD in Psychology that would shape who she is today. She will share some of her research including her most recent …
81: In Conversation with Dr Kathleen Bogart - AM10 Keynote Speaker
Kicking off our Appearance Matters 10 Conference Series, Maia speaks with A/Professor Kathleen Bogart.
About Dr Kathleen Bogart
Kathleen was born with a facial difference and is dedicated to research and advocacy intervening on visible difference stigma and ableism. Passionate about the disability…
91: Putting a Face to Appearance Research - Kathleen Bogart AM10 keynote
Welcome back to Appearance Matters the Podcast!
In this episode, we share the recording of one of our Appearance Matters 10 Keynote talks, delivered by Prof. Kathleen Bogart.
Kathleen's keynote was entitled: 'Putting a Face to Appearance Research: Representation of understudied visible differenc…
Episode 1: How Do I Do This?
Here begins the journey of the Spontaneous Mutation podcast with Halley Elwell.
Who is Halley? What’s going on with her face and why is she singing about it?
The podcast opens with Halley sharing her experience living with neurofibromatosis and how the pandemic and a lesson in civil inattention m…
Episode 2: "Anomaly" with Dr Kathleen Bogart
In episode 2 of Spontaneous Mutation, Halley welcomes Social Psychologist Dr. Kathleen Bogart. Halley opens the episode sharing her experiences leading up to her neurofibromatosis diagnosis, and what is felt like to be called a “medical anomaly” by doctors. This, as well as an increasingly tumultuo…
Kathleen Bogart: Creating Space for Disability-Led Research
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In this episode of Broadcastability, we speak to Kathleen Bogart, the Elizabeth P. Ritchie Distinguished Professor at the School of Psychological Science at Oregon State University. Dr. Bogart was born with Moebius syndrome, a rare type of facial para…
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