September 2021 Newsletter

 

Professional Development Opportunities

September 2021

NCC NEWS AND UPDATES

Thank you to everyone who completed our survey last month! If you have not done so yet, please take a moment to share your feedback.

Our team is busy planning further CSS webinars for the upcoming year and we would love to hear from you! Your participation in this brief survey would greatly help us to develop trainings to best meet your needs.

Survey link:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/CSSwebinar21-22

If you have any questions, reach out to your case manager or contact Jenny at Jabramson@neurocc.com

TBI / Veteran Related Trainings

**Please note these trainings are intended to support 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, September 8: Rise Above: Conquering Adversities
Presented by North Dakota Brain Injury Network 
1:30pm CT. CEUs available. Free.
Details and registration found here.

Thursday, September 16: Understanding The Care Options As You Age
Presented by the American Society on Aging
10am PT. CEUs available. Free.
Details and registration found here.

Tuesday, September 21: From Grief to Peace: Journaling for Life after Loss
Presented by TAPS Institute for Hope and Healing
12pm ET. Free. Details and registration found here.

Tuesday, September 21: Promoting a Successful Transition to Rehab after SCI
Presented by Shepherd Center NeuroRehabilitation Learning Institute
12pm ET. Free. Details and registration found here.

Wednesday, September 22: Traumatic Brain Injury and the Opioid Epidemic: A Perfect Storm 
Presented by The Brain Injury Association of America
3pm ET. CEUs available. $50.
Details and registration found here.

Tuesday, September 28: Preventing Elder Financial Exploitation With Updated Money Smart For Older Adults
Presented by The American Society on Aging
10am PT. CEUs available. Free.
Details and registration found here.

On Demand: Culturally Appropriate Care for Muslim Patients
Presented by North Dakota Brain Injury Network
Recording available here. (Scroll down for archived webinars)

On Demand: Brain Injury and Behavioral Health: Informing Best Practice: A 6-part webinar series for Behavioral Health Professionals  
Presented by Craig Hospital
Recordings available here.

Resource Recommendation:

Veteran’s Affairs Responds to events in Afghanistan

“Veterans may question the meaning of their service or whether it was worth the sacrifices they made. They may feel more moral distress about experiences they had during their service. It’s normal to feel this way. Talk with your friends and families, reach out to battle buddies, connect with a peer-to-peer network, or sign up for mental health services. Scroll down for a list of common reactions and coping advice.”

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