Dr. Jennifer Schwartz-Mitchell to present BIAA Webinar

“Practical Strategies for Managing Awareness Issues in the Community.”

November 5th, 2014 – 3:00

drj_sm1 Humanim’s Director of Clinical Services, Dr. Jennifer Schwartz-Mitchell, is presenting a caregiver webinar for the Brain Injury Association of America—“Practical Strategies for Managing Awareness Issues in the Community.” The Webinar will offer an overview of what “deficit awareness” is, and offer strategies and tools to help the family and the person with a brain injury better manage their deficits as they continue to recover. The Webinar is on November 5^th, 3:00 pm Eastern (12:00 Pacific). To register for the Webinar, visit the Brain Injury Association of America Website: www.biausa.org.

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