ISU Institute of Rural Health

The session is directed at individuals with TBI & families. Topics include ideas to manage the financial effects of TBI on the individual and family and how to plan for the rest of life.

This session overviews the National Association of State Head Injury Administrators (NASHIA).

An overview of Idaho's traumatic brain injury virtual program center.

This session provides an overview of the role and responsibility of our nation's protection and advocacy system for people with brain injury.

This session provides a general overview of brain injury and explores how brain functions are affected.

The session includes a discussion of service arrangement and coordination (case management) from a caregiver and self-advocate perspective.

This session explores some of the communicative strategies and techniques associated with working with persons with a traumatic brain injury.

This session discusses Washington State's Protection and advocacy system for people with brain injury and how to self advocate in navigating the health care system.

This session focuses on providing information about behaviors after TBI that relate to classroom learning and community participation. Emphasis is on explaining the neurophysiological basis for language and learning; describing the cognitive-communicative problems that affect classroom learning; behavior, applying these behaviors to the curriculum; and using this understanding to maximize the student's performance through the use of appropriate teaching strategies.

This session overviews the challenges and opportunities for persons with a traumatic brain injury.