Skill Building Workshops
For those who want a more in-depth approach, our workshops provide focused training with smaller groups of attendees, allowing a more interactive training with specific skill building. Don’t see a topic you’re interested in? Let us design one for your organization!
Beyond Capacity: Neuro-Ethical Decision Making in Brain Injury Across Systems of Care
Interactive Workshop
September 23, 2026
1:00pm - 4:00pm ET
Interactive Workshop
July 15, 2026
1:00pm - 3:00pm ET
This interactive workshop examines the ethical implications of supporting individuals living with acquired brain injury (ABI) and other neurocognitive disorders across systems of care. Participants will explore neuro-ethical decision making — the process of making ethical choices that recognize how brain injury can affect cognition, behavior, emotional regulation, and capacity, while still honoring the person’s rights, values, and autonomy. SW CEs or General Certificate of Attendance included in the cost of registration. CRC Ethics hours pending.
Brain Injury & Older Adults - Understanding Behavioral Challenges and Counseling Best Practices
This workshop focuses on the unique challenges faced by older adults who sustain brain injury, whether traumatic or non-traumatic, such as stroke, hypoxia, long COVID, or overdose. Participants will examine common behavioral, emotional, and cognitive changes after injury and how medical factors, shifting independence, and family dynamics influence recovery and daily functioning. The session highlights the importance of cultural and generational considerations in counseling, including attitudes toward disability, mental health, help-seeking, authority, and family roles, which can shape engagement and outcomes. Grounded in person-centered, strengths-based approaches, the workshop equips professionals with practical strategies to build rapport, adapt interventions, and provide responsive, culturally informed support tailored to the needs of older adults navigating life after brain injury.