The TBI 101 training is designed for professionals working with youth (and adults), parents and caregivers of survivors of brain injury, and any interested community members!

This in person training will include basic information on acquired brain injuries including types, incidence, prevalence, and leading causes. Based on understanding of brain-behavior relationships, we will review signs and symptoms of brain injury and discuss impacts in the classroom and community. Focus will be on formal and informal assessments to identify assets/deficits due to injury and appropriate academic strategies to support the student in the classroom and community.

The adult education format will be lecture, dialogue, video, small/large group discussions and includes a new case study of a student with TBI.  

All materials are provided for this course including PPT handouts, activity sheets and resources.

A total of 7 contact hours for professional development/continuing education units.

IMPORTANT: This in-person course has been split into two consecutive half day sessions. Your attendance at both days is mandatory to have a spot in this course.

Dates are: Friday, September 9th & Saturday, September 10th, 2022.

Times: Friday’s session is from 4:30pm-8:00pm AND Saturday’s session is from 8:30am-12pm AZ Time