Traumatic Brain Injury and Public Services in Michigan www.mitbitraining.org
This free online training course is provided to anyone interested in learning more about TBI, including service providers, persons with a brain injury, and family members of persons with TBI. In January 2012, the original modules were updated and training areas for pediatric and adults were added. Each training is self-paced, and can be completed over the course of multiple sessions. An extensive list of resources and a glossary are provided.
Traumatic Brain Injury & Public Services in Michigan consists of four modules that describe
- The significance of TBI and introductory information on brain functions.
- Common physical, behavioral, and cognitive impairments and strategies for interacting with individuals with these impairments.
- Methods of screening and assessment of TBI.
- Public services that are available for individuals with a TBI.
Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury consists of four modules that
- Describe and define pediatric TBI as well as explain prevalence and predictors of outcomes.
- Specify cognitive effects of pediatric TBI and the effects on academic skills and progress as well as common needs of these children.
- Highlight psychosocial and psychiatric consequences of pediatric TBI and the special needs of child survivors.
- Explain the social consequences and the impacts on social and family relations of pediatric TBI.
Cognitive & Behavioral Consequences of Traumatic Brain Injury in Adults consists of four modules that
- Explain basic information on the types, frequency, and severity of adult TBI.
- Define the cognitive effects of adult TBI.
- Discuss cognitive recovery after a TBI and provide recommendations to address those deficits.
- Review the psychological effects and recovery expectations of TBI in adults and the impact on family functioning.
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