




2008 Program Sponsors:
OCALI
ODMH
ORSC/BIAC
OVC
2008 Exhibitors:
Assistive Technology of Ohio
M. C. Mobility Systems
2008 Sponsors:
MTC
Document Management
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Brain Injury
Association's 27th Annual Conference
“Homeland of Hope: Connecting Mind, Body, Soul”
September 18-19, 2008
University Plaza Hotel and
Conference Center, Columbus, OH
More information will be
posted as it becomes available.
(Read about the
2007,
2006 and
2005 conferences.)
THANK YOU to all of our
program sponsors: OCALI (Ohio Center for Autism and Low
Incidence), ODMH (Ohio Department of Mental Health), ORSC/BIAC (Ohio
Rehabilitation Services Commission's Brain Injury Advisory Committee)
and OVC (Ohio Valley Center for Brain Injury
Prevention & Rehabilitation).
Events
Registration
Speakers
CEUs
Speaker & Presentation Prep Materials
Hotel
Sponsors & Exhibitors
Flyer

September 18-19,
2008
University Plaza Hotel and Conference Center, Columbus, OH
This conference location offers
great meeting space, excellent exhibit and food service areas and
very competitive room rates.
Click on the map image for a larger
view.
For more information about the hotel:
www.universityplazaosu.com |
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Conference activities
Wednesday, September 17, 2008 (tentative date)
Annual Membership Meeting, 4:30 PM to
6:00 PM at the University Plaza.
September 18-19, 2008
The
conference will feature a keynote speaker each day, followed by four
hour-long workshop periods offering as many as five concurrent
sessions on wide-ranging topics.
Keynote speakers:
Diana
Lund will
present the Keynote address on Thursday, September 18th.
Ms. Lund holds a BA in psychology and
an MA in mathematics. For seven years she taught college
mathematics, and for thirteen years she was a computer science
project manager. After brain injury sidelined her career, she began
creative writing. Today she speaks in the Chicago area about mild
traumatic brain injury and is penning a second memoir.
Harvey E. Jacobs, Ph.D. will
present the Keynote address on Friday, September 19th.
Dr. Jacobs has special expertise in
behavioral rehabilitation for individuals with neurological,
psychiatric, medical and developmental disorders. He is a national
leader and expert in the treatment of behavior disorders following
brain injury. His innovative programs have addressed community
integration, social support networks, vocational rehabilitation,
behavioral rehabilitation, and psychiatric rehabilitation.
Thursday Evening, September
18th -
Social Event.
We hope to schedule an evening social event again this year.
We hope you'll join us after the conference workshops and dinner (on
your own) for an evening socializing with your
friends.
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Speaker and Presentation Summary forms
Potential speakers should use one of these forms
when asked to present a workshop or keynote for the
conference: 2008 Speaker &
Presentation Summary:
PDF document
Word
Document
Word
"Fill-In" Document |
Registration Materials:
Use these forms to register for the
conference: (these will become
available closer to conference time) |
Annual Awards:
Use these
forms to nominate individuals or agencies for awards:
Word Document:
Nomination Form
PDF Format:
Nomination Form - PDF
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Conference
Program:
The conference program will be
posted when it is available. |
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Continuing
Education Credit:
CEU contact hours
are pending for:
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Counselor & Social Worker (LPC,
LPCC, PC, PCC)
(10.25 hours - for selected workshops)
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Substance Abuse (RCH
for CCDC and CCAS),
counseling and prevention
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Nursing (RN/LPN) (5.0 hours
Thurs, 5.25 hours Friday)
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Psychology (5.0 hours Thurs,
5.25 hours Friday)
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Nursing and Psychology participants
must attend the full day
(Thursday and/or Friday) to receive credit for that day.
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CMC (including CCMs)
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CRCC (including CRC, CCRC,
CRC-MAC, CRC-CS, CRC-MAC-CS)
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MRDD
(covering Adult Services, Case Management, Early Intervention,
Investigative Agent, Supt/Asst Supt (Services/Programs/Support
Stream) and County Board Members) -
OT
(including Occupational Therapists and Occupational Therapy
Assistants)
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Speech-Language-Hearing (ASHA) - should cover up to 1.0 CEU
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Approved
Continuing Education Provider American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
The Department of Speech and Hearing
Science of the Ohio State University is approved by the Continuing
Education Board of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
(ASHA) to provide continuing education activities in speech-language
pathology and audiology. This program is offered for up to 1.0 CEUs
(Various levels of instruction; Professional area). ASHA CE Provider
approval does not imply endorsement of course content, specific
products, or clinical procedures.
Other professionals may register independently with their
professional associations for CEU credits. At the
conference, ask for a certificate of attendance for this
purpose.
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Exhibitors &
Sponsors:
We invite inquiries at any time regarding
exhibiting at the conference or sponsoring meals or breaks.
This year's conference still has a few openings for exhibitors and
sponsors. Call today and sign up!
As one of the largest, most popular state brain injury association
conferences in the nation, Ohio’s Annual Conference is a unique
marketing opportunity that companies and providers serving this
population can not afford to miss! Share information about your
products and services in a relaxed, interactive and educational
setting.
Exhibitor & sponsor opportunities & forms:
Word Document
PDF Document

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Thanks to all who participated in the Brain Injury Association of Ohio's 26th Annual Conference, "Kaleidoscope of Change:
Gathering Forces" held September, 2007.
Read more about
the 2007 conference. Read about the 2006 conference.
Read about the 2005 conference.
Read about the 2004 Conference.
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| For more information or to
receive registration materials by mail, contact the Brain Injury Association of Ohio at 1-866-644-6242
or help@biaoh.org |
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