Mild TBI – Much Ado About
Something!
The epidemiology, physical, cognitive, emotional and
behavioral symptoms of mild traumatic brain injury are
reviewed in addition to common assessment and diagnostic
issues. Frequent complications during recovery are discussed
along with transdisciplinary treatment models. Case
studies and functional outcome data complement the theoretical
concepts presented.
Serious Injuries & Work – What Works?
This informative presentation outlines the key factors
of employability and distinguishes the often confused
concepts of impairment, disability & handicap. The
unique vocational needs of challenging populations are
highlighted while identifying the key components to
structuring a successful and enduring return to work
program for suitable candidates. The vital role of communication
and documentation in the return to work process are
reviewed as well as strategies for overcoming common
barriers to long-term vocational reintegration.
What’s New About Therapy?
Evidence-based intervention, collaborative practice,
the emergence of non-traditional therapies such as neurologic
music therapy and the role of functional outcome data
are among the topics discussed in this eclectic review
of how time honored treatment practices are expanding
to incorporate innovative, research driven techniques.
Case Management – Who Benefits?
Beginning with the end in mind, this seminar outlines
the role and objectives of case management during recovery
from injury and discusses the benefits of a disability
management approach that utilizes outcome data and functional
goal setting to optimize recovery. The contribution
of various professions and strategies for facilitating
self management by the injured individual are presented.
Additional Seminars Available
The following introductory seminars are available for
professionals new to serious injury rehabilitation or
for those who would like a review:
• Brain Injury Rehabilitation
- The Brain: An Overview
- Recovery & Rehabilitation
- Adjustment to Injury
- Reintegration
• Cognitive Rehabilitation
• Educational Reintegration for the Older Adolescent
after Brain Injury
• Spinal Cord Injury: An Overview
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