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SPONSORED BY WASHINGTON STATE DSHS AND THE TBI COUNCIL OF WASHINGTON

Building Capacity

2024-25: Brain Injury Workshop Series

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Mark your calendar for the upcoming 2024-25 Building Capacity: Brain Injury Workshop Series. This free virtual series is sponsored by Washington State DSHS and the TBI Council of Washington. Follow the link below to register for all events. As session agendas are finalized, additional information will be posted.

The first event in the series, Caregiving: Navigating Provider Relationships and First Responder Interactions, will be held on November 1, 2024.

If you missed the 2023-24 workshop series, view all the recordings in the Workshop Library.

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Thank you! It's amazing that you are able to offer such a quality CE opportunity free of charge.
Thank you so much! One of the best workshops I have been to in 13 years in education. Educator

What We Do

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Advocacy

CBIRT is the lead agency for Oregon’s TBI State Partnership Grant (2021-2026) —a cooperative agreement under the Administration for Community Living’s (ACL) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) State Partnership Program. This program is funded...
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Family Support

A brain injury can alter life forever, for the person who sustains the injury as well as those in a relationship with that person.  The more you know about brain injury the more confident you will be in your ability to cope with these...
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Research Matters

We are no longer updating this page. The most current Research Matters can be found on the Return to School site in the Research folder.    We provide brief reviews of research literature relevant to educating students with...
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Recorded Webinars

Access recorded versions of CBIRT’s webinars featuring experts in the field of brain injury including: Gerard Gioia, PhD, Michael Koester, MD, Audrey McKinlay, PhD, David Kracke, JD, Jim Chesnutt, MD, Ryann Watson-Stites, PhD,...
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Participate in Research

Are you interested in participating in a research study? CBIRT researchers are looking for participants to help answer important questions impacting the lives of individuals with TBI and their families. Check back for updates....
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Latest News

Dec, 19, 2024
CBIRT Launches Podcast Series "Lived Experiences with Traumatic Brain Injury" The Center on Brain I...
Oct, 29, 2024
In January 2024, CBIRT was pleased to announce that we were awarded a grant from Toyota's Way Forwar...
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Jul, 17, 2024
As we transition into the 2024-25 academic year, we want to highlight the significant growth we’ve s...

At a Glance

Mission

CBIRT was established at the UO in 2013 as a center whose primary mission is research and training in evidence-based supports for individuals with traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Research

CBIRT’s research in childhood brain injury has included studies examining school-delivered academic and social support interventions and validated practices from the field of special education that are applicable for students with TBI.

Training

A major focus of CBIRT’s work has been in professional development for educators who work with students with TBI. Lack of awareness contributes to many of the challenges of serving students with TBI.

Reach

CBIRT is viewed nationally and internationally as a respected source for information, resources, and evidence-based practices on brain injury for researchers, educators, families, and individuals with TBI.

Events

Testimonials

“ This was a great training! I walked away feeling that I learned so much! Oregon Educator
“ Wow, - I was thrilled to have such a comprehensive search the information is exactly what I was needing and will have a positive impact on brain injury education and prevention in... Medical Personnel
“ Holy Cow! This is awesome :) I didn't even think to research it this way. You have provided invaluable information and if need be, the place to go for more :) Individual with TBI Oregon