January 2020
The Importance of Groups in Brain Injury Rehabilitation: Professional Development Series Webinar
Vocational Rehabilitation is an important part of reintegration into the work force for a person who has a brain injury.
Find out more »February 2020
Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion Webinar Series
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the availability of free monthly presentations for educators of the Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion webinar. These webinars are part of our Improving Concussion Management for New York State Students project, funded by the New York State Health Foundation. Not only will you gain an appreciation for what a concussed student faces on a daily basis, but you’ll also: Learn about…
Find out more »March 2020
Capital District Meet and Greet
Join us at our offices in Albany to meet and greet BIANYS staff! This is your chance to learn more about the organization, including membership benefits, programs and services. There will be a short program and an interactive question-and-answer period. Light refreshments will be provided. This event is free. Stop by to show your support for BIANYS and let us get to know you better! BIANYS Offices 4 Pine West Plaza Albany, NY Large Conference Room (follow signs) 1pm - 3pm…
Find out more »Using a Bullet Journal to Promote Wellness for those Affected by Brain Injury: Professional Development Series
Bullet journaling is fast becoming one of the most popular ways to keep track of a variety of aspects of life. This course will discuss various cognitive deficits and how they can be managed by use of a bullet journal.
Find out more »Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion Webinar Series
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the availability of free monthly presentations for educators of the Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion webinar. These webinars are part of our Improving Concussion Management for New York State Students project, funded by the New York State Health Foundation. Not only will you gain an appreciation for what a concussed student faces on a daily basis, but you’ll also: Learn about…
Find out more »April 2020
BIANYS Advocacy: Then & Now
Due to Coronavirus (COVID-19), we had to make the difficult decision to cancel Advocacy Day this year. It was the right choice and the responsible thing to do, but it sure wasn’t easy. Now that the BIANYS staff are safely working from home, we know it’s time to try new ways of connecting with our community in these uncertain times. We miss you! That’s why we're excited to announce the BIANYS Advocacy: Then & Now Campaign. The campaign starts with…
Find out more »Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion Webinar Series
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the availability of free monthly presentations for educators of the Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion webinar. These webinars are part of our Improving Concussion Management for New York State Students project, funded by the New York State Health Foundation. Not only will you gain an appreciation for what a concussed student faces on a daily basis, but you’ll also: Learn about…
Find out more »May 2020
Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion Webinar Series
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the availability of free monthly presentations for educators of the Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion webinar. These webinars are part of our Improving Concussion Management for New York State Students project, funded by the New York State Health Foundation. Not only will you gain an appreciation for what a concussed student faces on a daily basis, but you’ll also: Learn about…
Find out more »How to Achieve Life Long Well Being after a Brain Injury: Professional Development Series
"Recovery" can mean trying to go back and regain what was lost, or it can mean going forward to achieve what everyone wants but few possess: best mental and physical health. This presentation takes the second approach and consists of a detailed review of eight practices that will positively transform your life.
Find out more »June 2020
Who’s Who/What’s New: 2020 NYS Primaries
The latest information and resources for brain injury survivors and caregivers on how to participate in New York's primary along with who will be on the ballot in June. The format of June's primaries keeps changing as we react to new COVID-19 developments. Christina LeBeau, Director of Advocacy & Engagement, will walk you through how to participate and find information on candidates in your district. Sorry, no continuing education credits are available for this webinar. Certificates of attendance are available.…
Find out more »September 2020
March On for Brain Injury 2020
March On with us! March On for Brain Injury is a statewide family fun walk hosted by the Brain Injury Association of New York State. Join us for a day of awareness and community building as we honor outstanding individuals and their contributions to the brain injury community! For 2020, we’re getting creative to bring you a fun way to safely enjoy March On virtually. This year we won’t be able to get together in person, but we encourage…
Find out more »A Retrospect and Overview of Concussion
Click here to register The Brain Injury Association of New York State's Concussion Initiative Advisory Committee is excited to host "A Retrospect and Overview of Concussion" panel discussion, moderated by Dr. Brian Rieger, Concussion Initiative Co-chair and Chief Psychologist & Director at the Upstate Concussion Center at SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, New York. Panelists include Dr. Steven Flanagan, Chair of Rehabilitation Medicine, NYU School of Medicine, Rusk Rehabilitation; Christina LeBeau, BIANYS Director of Advocacy and Engagement; Tina Sheehan,…
Find out more »October 2020
Transitioning Home: Considerations & Strategies to Support Ongoing Success: Professional Development Series
The needs of people and caregivers following a brain injury extend beyond the walls of the hospital. This presentation will discuss the need for holistic and tailored education for those transitioning home.
Find out more »Annual Conference 2020
We’re thrilled to bring our Annual Conference online for 2020! This year’s one-day conference will feature many learning opportunities for all: brain injury survivors, caregivers and professionals. There will be keynote speakers, presentations, panel discussions and more! Go to our Annual Conference page to learn more & register today! To see if you’re eligible for the Annual Conference Scholarship Program, please go to the Scholarship page or download the Scholarship application. PROFESSIONALS: We have many continuing education credits available! BIANYS is recognized by the New…
Find out more »Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion Webinar Series
The Brain Injury Association of New York State is pleased to announce the availability of free monthly presentations for educators of the Supporting Students Recovering from Concussion webinar. These webinars are part of our Improving Concussion Management for New York State Students project, funded by the New York State Health Foundation. Not only will you gain an appreciation for what a concussed student faces on a daily basis, but you’ll also: Learn about…
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