Education about brain injury is the first step to awareness, advocacy, and support. The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina provides programs for worksites, agencies, and civic groups on many different aspects of brain injury. Our training helps you better serve and care for people with brain injuries. We have virtual training available on demand, and can bring live custom training to you upon request.

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Online Learning

The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina hosts eight free online courses including participation certificates.

Our quarterly webinar series features timely topics and expert speakers.

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Webinars

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Conferences

The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina hosts an annual conference tailored for professionals and individuals living with brain injury.

The Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) and Brain Injury Fundamentals training provide a path to certification for professionals working in the brain injury field These programs offer specialized training for professionals working in healthcare, rehabilitation, case management, and other disciplines working directly with survivors, equipping them with the expertise needed to provide tailored care for individuals with brain injuries, and improving patient outcomes.

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Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Training

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Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training

The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina offers in-person brain injury training at Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training for law enforcement and emergency responders throughout the state of North Carolina.

In-person or virtual training to groups to discuss brain injury, groups vulnerable to injury, screening, strategies, and more is available! The Brain Injury Association provides interactive activities to help professionals understand the nature of brain injury and how to effectively work with individuals with brain injuries.

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Falls Aware after Brain Injury

Falls are the leading cause of traumatic brain injury in the US. Individuals living with brain injury and older adults are at a higher risk for falls. Learn how you can be more Falls Aware and prevent falls and subsequent brain injuries.