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AnnouncementsEvents CalendarAs dissemination activities are scheduled, details are posted below. Presentations, Workshops, and ConferencesSeptemberGordon, W.A. (Sept. 8-9). Recent research findings on post-TBI fatigue. National Association of State Head Injury Administrators, Williamsburg, VA. OctoberBrown, M. (Oct. 14). Insider perspectives on participation. Measurement of Participation in Rehabilitation Research, Preconference Workshop, American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine-American Society of Neurorehabilitation annual meeting ,Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Dijkers, M. (Oct. 14). Overview of participation: conceptualization and measurement issues. Measurement of Participation in Rehabilitation Research, Preconference Workshop, American Congress of Rehabilitation Medicine-American Society of Neurorehabilitation annual meeting, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Gordon, W.A. (2008, Oct.). Identifying unidentified individuals with TBI. North American Brain Injury Society. New Orleans, LA. Gordon, W.A. (2008, Oct.). (Symposium chair), Recent research findings on post-TBI fatigue. ACRM-ASNR Joint Educational Conference, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Greenwald, B. (2008, Oct.). Exercise and TBI. North American Brain Injury Society, New Orleans, LA. DecemberGreenwald, B. (2008, Dec.). Sleep disorders and TBI. Cutting Edge of Sleep Conference, Orlando, FL. Recurring ActivitiesWomen's Support GroupSupport and Info-share for Women with Brain Injuries (TBI, stroke, aneurysm, AVM, encephalopathy). Meets the last Monday of the month, from 4:00 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. Meetings are held at The Mount Sinai Medical Center, Annenberg Building, Fifth Floor, Dining Room C. Some recent topics: fatigue, depression, memory and concentration, sexuality, working, weight control, sleep disturbances, family and relationship issues, cognitive reserve, financial management and impulsivity. For information, call Seton at (212) 241-5152. Rehab FairThe Annual Rehab Fair is held yearly at The Mount Sinai Hospital, in the Annenberg West Lobby, on Madison Avenue and 100th Street. This event is for individuals with brain injury, spinal cord injury, and other disabilities, as well as for their friends and families. Information about advocacy groups, wellness, nutrition, research, transportation, and recreation will be presented. Equipment vendors also exhibit the latest technology. Van conversions and accessible modifications will be demonstrated in the courtyard. The New York TBI Model System, the Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injury Model System, and the Mount Sinai Rehabilitation Center co-sponsor the fair. |