Whatever It Takes - Brain Injury Course

Its October and I realize we are close to November 12-15 when I will once again be able to meet dedicated rehabilitation providers and case managers interested in acquired brain injury. We will be at AUT (Auckland, New Zealand) and we will have great presentations and even better discussions about achieving fabulous outcomes for people affected by brain injury. For more info: 😃

www.whateverittakeswiller.com Professor Barry Willer We are pleased to again offer this opportunity to study with two experts in the area of rehabilitation, Professor Barry Willer from The University at Buffalo, Buffalo, USA, in...

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We are happy to announce a new topic in this year's level one course. This year we will be looking at achieving greater empathy in clients that may have lost the ability to recognize emotions in others, among many other topics. We hope to see you in November!

As promised, we will occasionally post recent publications pertaining to community based brain injury rehabilitation. This interesting pilot study assessed the outcomes of group rehabilitation for communication difficulties as a result of acquired brain injury and highlights the importance of integrating the community into treatment. Give it a read and feel free to share!

Improving natural social interaction: Group rehabilitation after Traumatic Brain Injury. - PubMed - NCBI Neuropsychol Rehabil. 2019 Mar 24:1-26. doi: 10.1080/09602011.2019.1591464. [Epub ahead of print]

Welcome everyone to the Whatever It Takes Brain Injury Course page! We are excited to be back for another year at the Auckland University of Technology, bringing you the latest in brain injury rehabilitation. This page will serve to remind you of upcoming important dates, significant publications in the field, and general course information. Feel free to give us a like and, if you've participated in our course before, review us! Thank you!