Haven’t registered yet? Take a look at three more sessions designed to support survivors, caregivers, and professionals.
Session Spotlights 🔦
Brain Injury Challenges and Achievements Across the Lifespan (Survivor Panel)
Speakers: Ann Marie McLaughlin, PhD and Laura Miller, PsyD
Monday, June 22 | 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
This session examines brain injury as a chronic condition and how challenges and outcomes can change across the lifespan. Survivors will share their experiences with recovery, achievements, and the impact of factors such as injury severity, access to resources, and community support.
Using Virtual Reality and Other Technologies to Understand Driving After Brain Injury
Speaker: Maria Schultheis, PhD
Monday, June 22 | 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM
This session presents findings from studies using virtual reality simulation and in-vehicle video recording to examine driving behaviors after brain injury. Attendees will learn how these technologies are used to evaluate driving capacity and inform driver assessment and rehabilitation practices.
Meditation and Mindfulness After Brain Injury: Achieving Meaningful Outcomes Throughout the Rehabilitation Journey
Speakers: Julie Schlauch, MA, LPC, CBIS, CESP; Ashley McDowell-Boardman, MS, CBIS; and Michael Francis Wright, MBSR, MBCT, SSP
Tuesday, June 23 | 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
This session explores how meditation and mindfulness can be integrated into brain injury rehabilitation to support emotional regulation, cognitive skills, and overall well-being.
Attendees will learn practical, evidence-based techniques and strategies for use in rehabilitation, caregiving, and daily life.
Join us in Lancaster this June to gain practical tools and strategies that support individuals with brain injury across the continuum of care. ⬇️ |
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