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Advocacy
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Certified Brain Injury Specialist
Chemical Use & Abuse
Communicating
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Education & School
Emotional & Behavioral Aspects
Employment
Family Considerations
Financial & Life Plans
Government
Helping Yourself
Learning About Brain Injury
Medical Aspects
Memory
Pediatric Injuries
Physical Aspects
Prevention
Quick Facts & Guides
Relationships & Sexuality
Veteran
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Advocacy
AACBIS Training
Veterans' Issues
2005 Annual Report
Coping
(acknowledge,
grieve, heal, support, hope)
Assessments
& Evaluations
(TEFRA, medical review board, special ed
(IEP), functional behavior assessment)
Memory
(repeat, organize, plan, routine, schedule)
Government
(MA, TEFRA, ADA, legislation, discrimination,
SSI, SSDI)
Michigan
Resource Guide
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Communicating
(collaborate, issues, documentation, health
records)
Employment
(disclose, support, discrimination, modifications)
Helping
Yourself
(compensation strategies, organize, consistency,
support, self care)
Financial
& Life Plans
(settlement, dreams, benefits, review, services)
Emotional
& Behavioral Aspects
(depression, anxiety, psychological, behavior,
anger, aggression)
Important
Information about Working with Persons with TBI and Their Families
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Relationships
& Sexuality
(adjustment, relating to others, depression,
sexual dysfunction)
Family
Considerations
(caregivers, nurture, identity, grief, meaning)
Resources
for Persons with Brain Injury and Their Families
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Pediatric
Injuries
(psychological, neurological, intervention,
development)
Learning
about Brain Injury
(rehabilitation, cognitive, self care, concussion,
seizures)
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Physical
Aspects
(sensory, balance, vestibular disorder, self
care)
Medical
Aspects
(brain functions, oxygen, rehabilitation, vertigo,
seizure)
Prevention
Quick
Facts & Guides
(from the Brain Injury Association of America)
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Education & School
(ABE, GED, IEP, special education instructional
strategies, transition)
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Chemical
Use & Abuse
(impairment, disinhibition, adjustment, insight)
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