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TBI Prevention and Recovery: What everyone should know

TBI Prevention and Recovery: What everyone should know

Autumn Health Picks

As the upcoming fall weather approaches, it’s important to gain an understanding of common health diagnoses and practices. In University of Illinois Extension's autumn webinar series, dive deeper into specific health conditions such as tinnitus and traumatic brain injuries. Learn how brain waves function, what genetic screening is, how to protect your health data, and more. This series is free and offered online.

All sessions are offered via Zoom on Wednesdays at noon (CT) from October 6 - November 17, 2021.

Register here to receive a Zoom link to the webinar: go.illinois.edu/HealthPicks2021

October 20 | TBI Prevention and Recovery: What everyone should know

Each year, an estimated 1.5 million Americans suffer a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Fortunately, many TBIs are predictable and preventable. Join Evan Anderson, B.S., to learn about common causes of this neurological disease, the steps you and your loved ones can take to reduce your risk of suffering a TBI, and the remarkable ways the brain compensates and adapts following a traumatic brain injury.

CEUs and CPDUs are now available!

CEU's are being provided through the Continuing Education Institute of Illinois (CEII). CPDUs are available through the University of Illinois College of Education.

Pay and register here for CEUs/CPDUs

This session is FREE, but registration is required. A recording of this webinar will be available at a later date, please register to receive a link to the recording.

If you need a reasonable accommodation to participate in any of these programs, please contact Chelsey Byers, clbyers@illinois.edu. Early requests are strongly encouraged to allow sufficient time for meeting your access needs.

Register here to receive a Zoom link to the webinar: go.illinois.edu/HealthPicks2021

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