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Presentations
Presentations - On Site
The Brain Injury Association of Wyoming is
available to provide presentations. We can provide a
presentation regarding: "What is a Brain Injury?", "How Does
Brain Injury Affect You?", How Do You Work With Brain Injured
Students?", "The Faces of Brain Injury", and much more. Call
to request your date and topic related to brain injury.
Online - from prior events
Information from the Brain
Injury Video Conference held in 2004:
The Wyoming Department of Health and the Brain
Injury Association of Wyoming participated in The University of
Washington TBI Model Systems TBI Education Series presented in
collaboration with the Washington TBI Grant Project and Telehealth
Idaho Virtual Grand Rounds, Traumatic Brain Injury Series, in the
fall of 2004. This interactive, six week series was video-cast, live
throughout Washington, Idaho and Wyoming. Due to technical
difficulties, many areas were not able to view the entire
presentation(s). BIAW has requested and received a copy of all six
video presentations (in DVD and VHS formats). Those videos are now
available to loan to anyone within the state of Wyoming, with the
same limitations as our other library materials. In the meantime,
please feel free to download the related materials for your use when
checking out the videos.
Speaker and Topics Included:
Mary Pepping,
Ph.D.,Director, Brain Injury RehabilitationProgram,
University of Washington
Medical Center
"Brain Injury Basics: How Brain Functions are Affected"
Forms for Mary Pepping's
presentation on TBI: Epidemiology, Pidemiology, Anatomy and
Pathophysiology:
Jesse Fann, MD,
MPH,Assistant Professor,
University of Washington
School of Medicine,
Department of Psychiatry
"Psychiatric Disorders and TBI"
Forms for Jesse R. Fann's
presentation on Psychiatric Disorders and
Traumatic Brain Injury
Julie Brunins,
MS, CCC-SLP & Juli Rosenzweig, MS,
CCCUniversity of Washington
Medical Center
"The Pragmatics of Communication and TBI"
Forms for Julie Brunins and
Juli Rosenzweig's presentation on Social Communication
Myron Goldberg,
Ph. D,Clinical Associate Professor,
University of Washington
School of Medicine,
Department of Rehabilitation Medicine
"Understanding and Managing Behavioral Problems in TBI"
Forms for Myron Goldberg's
presentation on Behavioural Problems:
Andrea
Abrahamson, Systems Advocate
Washington Protection & Advocacy (WPAS)
"Self Advocacy: Navigating the Health Care System"
Andrea Abrahamson's
presentations:
Caregiver &
Self Advocate Panel Facilitators ( WPAS)
"Tips for effective Case Management & Caregiver Support"
This project was
supported in part by grant #1-H21-MC0006801, from the Department of
Health and Human Services (DHHS), Health Resources Services
Administration, Maternal and Child Health Bureau; Telehealth Idaho (HRSA
Grant #5-D1BTM 00042) and Idaho State University-Institute of Rural
Health. The contents are the sole responsibility of the authors and
do not necessarily represent the official views of DHHS. This is the
public domain. Please duplicate and distribute widely. The contents
do not necessarily represent the official views of KMC.
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Professional Training - On Site
The Brain Injury Association of Wyoming is available to
provide In-Services, Presentations and Staff Training.
Do you have new employees who will be working with brain
injury survivors for the first time? Do you have current
employees who will be adding brain injury survivors to their
caseload? Do you have staff that are required to attend a
training, and you need a speaker to fulfill that educational
role?
We are available to speak to your school, business,
non-profit, support group, or community service club etc.
Some ideas of topics available include:
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What is a Brain Injury?
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How Does Brain Injury Affect You?
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How Do You Work With Brain Injured Students?
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The Faces of Brain Injury
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Overview of Brain Injury
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Cognitive Stimulation Exercises
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Philosophy of Rehabilitation
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Brain Anatomy and Behavior
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Medical Issues in Brain Injury
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Functional Impact of Brain Injury
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Children and Adolescents with Brain Injury
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Legal and Ethical Issues in Brain Injury
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Family Issues in Brain Injury
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Day Habilitation: A Clubhouse Model
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Overview of Basic Behavior Modification
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
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The Certified Brain Injury Specialist Process
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Brain Injury Awareness
The Brain Injury Association of Wyoming has a complete
catalogue of brain injury training modules available for
download below. Training modules can be presented to your
group or organization for FREE until late March 2009.
For the Catalog Choose:
Whole
Training Library and Resources (PDF - 3 megs)
Training
modules and packets (PDF - 1 meg)
NOTE: In addition to posting on the website, this
edition of our training catalogue will be printed in paper
format for mailing within the state of Wyoming. Please call
1-800-643-6457 if you would like to request a print copy.
Order Forms for the Catalog - Choose:
Training Order
Forms in Word format ( 32k )
Training Order
Forms in PDF format ( 61k )
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