December 2020 Newsletter

 

 

Professional Development Opportunities

December 2020

NCC NEWS AND UPDATES

Neuro Community Care will be completing its first cohort of ‘Operation RISE’ this week. Operation RISE is a program designed for caregivers with the Wounded Warrior Project’s Independence Program. The program will offer separate 4-week sessions which include: information and resources, discussion topics surrounding respite and wellness, providing support to each other, and an opportunity to engage and empower others. The first session was built around the theme “Rise and Reset” with a focus on helping caregivers identify their interests and hobbies. They worked on an art project led by Art Therapist Catherine Ventura and discussed activities that helped caregivers reclaim their energy and find their joy. NCC plans to continue Operation RISE with a new group of 18 caregivers in January.

Have a healthy holiday season and happy new year! We look forward to working with you in 2021!

TBI / Veteran Related Trainings

**Please note these trainings are aimed at increasing your professional development, but are not required by NCC. Therefore, the registration fee and time spent participating in these external webinars may not be billed to NCC.   

Wednesday, December 2: Meaningful Daily Activities for Health: Reducing Sedentary Behavior after Stroke
Presented by the North Dakota Brain Injury Network
1pm CST. Free. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, December 2: The Cognitive & Social Effects of COVID-19 on TBI Survivors and Caregivers
Presented by the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona
1pm MST. Free. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, December 2: Harm Reduction for the Clinical Setting
Presented by the Association for Addiction Professionals
3pm EST. $25. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, December 9: Building Resiliency for Clients with Mental Health, Cognitive, and Substance Use Disorders 
Presented by the Brain Injury Association of America
3pm EST. $50. Details and registration found here.

Thursday, December 10: Brain Health Symposium – Mysteries of Brain Injury: Supporting Vulnerable Adults in the Brain Injury Journey
Presented by the Brain Injury Alliance of Arizona
9am – 4pm MST. CEUs available. Free. Details and registration found here.

Tuesday, December 15: Healing Trauma and Finding Hope in the Outdoors
Presented by TAPS Institute for Hope and Healing
12pm EST. Free. Details and registration found here.

Tuesday, December 15: Home Accessibility & Modification after Brain Injury
Presented by the Brain Injury Association of North Carolina
12pm EST. Free. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, December 16: Strive – Thrive: A Caregiver’s Mantra 
Presented by the Brain Injury Association of America
3pm EST. $50. Details and registration found here.

Thursday, December 17: Plugged-in and Left out: Creating Meaningful and Engaging Virtual Connections with Individuals with Disabilities
Presented by the Military Families Learning Network
11am EST. CEUs available. Free. Details and registration found here.

Thursday, December 17: Caring for Those Who Care: Meeting the Needs of LGBT Caregivers
Presented by The American Society on Aging
11am PST. CEUs available. Free. Details and registration found here.

Friday, December 18: Ethics in Clinical Practice
Presented by the NeuroRestorative’s Neuro Institute
12pm EST. CEUs available. Free. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, December 30: Visual Impacts on Cognition and Attention Capabilities
Presented by the North Dakota Brain Injury Network
1:30pm CST. Free. Details and registration found here.

November/December: Uniting The Brain Injury Community Virtual Webinar Series
Presented by the BRAINCARE and Encompass Health
Various dates. Free – $50. Details and registration found here. 

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