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Brain Injury Facts & Figures
CLICK HERE for a comprehensive overview about brain injury, the various forms of brain injury, statistics for Colorado and the US, and links to other data sources
Materials
A collection of materials from educational workshops, webinars, conference presentations, tip cards, and other websites. To find out about upcoming educational events, visit our calendar.
SAIL Manual For Self-Advocacy (UPDATED 2014)
A workbook about self-advocacy after acquired brain injury (ABI). Self-advocacy involves: knowing what your needs are, knowing what resources are out there to help you meet your needs, and having the beliefs and skills to get your needs met. Sometimes the injured person may advocate for himself; sometimes the person and a family member may advocate together as a team; and sometimes a family member is an advocate for the injured person. This workbook was developed for both individuals with brain injury and other people who advocate for and with them. When we use the term “self advocate” we are referring to both types of advocates.
Helpful Links
- CoKidsWithBrainInjury – For parents, educators, and professionals who serve kids with brain injuries
- REAP – Reduce/Remove, Education, Adjust/Accommodate, Pace – Community Based Concussion Management Program
- REAP (Spanish version) – Remover/Reducir, Educar, Ajustar/Acomodar, Ritmo – Centro para Conmoción Cerebrales
- ASD20 Concussion Education for Youth – Modules developed by school personnel to be used by teachers with the goal of training youth to recognize concussions in their peers
- CBIRT – Center on Brain Injury Research and Training
- TBI Model Systems – Factsheets
- Return to Learn
- Parenting with a Brain Injury
- Our guide to Brainline.org
- Concussion Awareness and Prevention
- Craig Hospital’s TBI Educational Information
- National Resource Center for Traumatic Brain Injury
- Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center
- Materials & Books on Brain Injury
- Living With a Brain Injury
- Emotional Stages of Recovery
- Toolkit for Providers of Clients with Co-Occurring Mental Health & TBI Symptoms
- Stroke Recovery
- Ohio State University: Information & Education
Workshop Presentations
- Overview of Brain Injury
- Emotional Well-Being After a Brain Injury
- Role of Nutrition and Exercise After a Brain Injury
- Anger Management
- Intimacy After Brain Injury
Videos/Webinars
- Brain Trauma Foundation Webinars
- Defense Centers of Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain Injury Webinars
- Bancroft: Webinars and Presentations
March 2012 Webinar: Understanding Social Relationships After Brain Injury
March 2013 Webinar: Employment
Tip Cards
Tip Cards written by Brain Injury Support Specialists from the Colorado Brain Injury Program
- Positive Thinking
- Stress Management
- Recreation After a Brain Injury
- Art Therapy
- Creating Lasting Friendships
- Returning to Work
- Mindfulness and Meditation
- Sleep
- Social Media
- Overcoming Addictions
- Transportation
- Transportation Options
- Self Advocacy
- Group Therapy
- Intimacy
- Living a Better Life
- Music
- Organization
- Connecting Socially
- Emotions
- Service Animals
- Complimentary & Alternative Medicine
- Preparing for College
Conference Presentations
Benefits of Cognitive Training After Brain Injury
Tanya Mitchell, VP of Research & Development
Pharmacologic Treatment of Neurobehavioral Effects of Traumatic Brain Injury
Stacia Wilhelm, PharmD, BCPS
Return to Driving After Traumatic Brain Injury
Terri Cassidy, OTR, CDRS
Understanding Neurologic Physical Therapy and Neurotology
Heather Campbell, PT, MA
Are there topics you’d like to know more about? Send us an email with your ideas for future presentations!