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This Symposium seeks to:

Continue to increase knowledge and Connecticut


awareness about the causation, Department of Social
prevention, and impact of traumatic brain Services
injury on individuals, their
families/support systems, and the

TBI
Addressing the

Hartford, CT 06106
25 Sigourney St.
Department Of Social Services
State of Connecticut
community; Complexities of
Support and facilitate the involvement of Traumatic Brain
non-traditional service providers in the Injury II:
identification, prevention, and creation of Traumatic Brain Injury
Cognitive and
intervention strategies for people with Behavioral
traumatic brain injuries across the life- Rehabilitation
span; & Working with
Diverse Communities
Provide attendees with concrete
strategies useful in long and short term
rehabilitation of people with traumatic
brain injuries;
Facilitate an understanding of the impact
of ethnicity, culture, and “injury culture”
on help seeking and help acceptance by
people with brain injuries;
Increase knowledge and provide
strategies useful in preventing and
identifying brain injury among infants and
toddlers;
Provide concrete strategies useful in
measuring progress in rehabilitation;
Increase knowledge about disparities in
TBI programs and services for members
of certain ethnic groups; and
Increase awareness about the use of
assistive technology for people with
traumatic brain injuries.
October 16, 2009
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Tunxis Community College

TBI 271 Scott Swamp Road


Farmington, CT
Schedule of Events Master Workshops 6
Registration Deadline:
10:45 – 12:15 October 12, 2009
7:30-8:30
Registration/ Continental Breakfast A1- “Impact of Race and Ethnicity on $25.00 General Registration
Rehabilitation: Access and Quality ” *Scholarships available for Survivors and Family
8:30-8:45 Kelli Williams-Gary members
Welcome/Opening Remarks If you have any questions please contact Donna
Montelle at donna.montelle@ct.gov or
Agency / College Representatives
A2- “Using Assistive Technology After a TBI” (860)424-5668

Tony Gentry Make Checks payable to Connecticut


Plenary: (Overview of workshop) Department of Social Services
Please mail completed registration and check to:
8:45 9:05 A3- “Recognizing Abusive Head Trauma in Department of Social Services
Kelli Williams Gary, PhD, MPH, OTR/L Infants: Prevention and Clinical Outcomes” Att: Donna Montelle (12 floor)
TBI , Race and Ethnicity 25 Sigourney St.
Amy Goldberg, MD Hartford, CT 06106
9:05- 9:25
Tony Gentry, PhD OTR/L A4: “A Practical Guide to Recovery After
Assistive Technology Registration Form
Brain Injury: Work, Relationships,
*Indicate one master workshop preference
9:25- 9:45 and Emotional Well-Being”
____A1_____A2____A3____A4____A5___
Amy Goldberg, MD Jeffrey Kreutzer
Inflicted TBI among Infants Name_______________________________
9:45- 10:05 A5: “Serving Culturally Diverse Persons Organization (if applicable)
Jeffrey Kreutzer PhD with Disabilities: Reassessing Progress in ___________________________________
Post injury Rehabilitation Rehabilitation”
Allen Lewis Ph.D.,CRC Address
10:05-10:25 ____________________________________
Allen Lewis PhD, CRC City_________________________________
Cultural Competence 12:15-1:30 - Lunch Zip Code_____________
10:25-10:45 Break Work Phone ( )_________________
1:30-3:15
Master Workshops: Each of the Plenary
Email (Please Print)
Master Workshops Continued ____________________________________
speakers will conduct a 3 hour workshop in
which their overview will be expanded to Dietary Preferences/ Food Allergies
include suggestions and demonstrations _______________________________________
3:15-3:30 _______________________________________
of techniques and strategies useful in
the identification and prevention of brain injury Break
and in the rehabilitation of people with brain
3:30- 4:00
injuries. The first half of the workshops will be
offered before lunch; the second half will Closing Remarks/ Evaluation Sponsored by
commence after lunch the Connecticut Department of Social Services’
Traumatic Brain Injury Implementation Project
Funded by HRSA Grant: H21MC06767-03-00

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