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Free mTBI & CTE continuing education for licensed medical professionals.
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Free mTBI & CTE continuing education for licensed medical professionals.
Thanks to a generous sponsorship from the M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust and The Alaska Mental Health Trust Authority, the Concussion & CTE Foundation® offers free continuing education (CE) and continuing medical education (CME) content.
Through ACCME Joint Providership collaboration with Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine, licensed medical professionals can receive AMA, APA, APCE, and ANCC continuing education credits (subject to availability). Participation certificates are available for all continuing education event attendees.
These educational courses provide clinicians across multiple disciplines with the latest research and best-practice guidelines to improve care for concussions, persistent post-concussion symptoms (PPCS), and suspected Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE).
On-demand access to current courses is available below.
If you attended a live session and forgot to claim credit, please follow the instructions linked to the previous event and associated date below.
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This course, led by psychiatrist Dr. David M. Reiss, explores the intricate relationship between traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and mental health crises, emphasizing the complexity of diagnosis and treatment.
Participants will gain insight into the unpredictability of symptoms and gain understanding of how responses to interventions underscore the need for individualized, multidisciplinary approaches, requiring innovative thinking and integrated care to effectively manage the complexities of TBI-related mental health crises.
This course, led by concussion expert Dr. Robert Cantu, provides an overview of concussion and post-concussion syndrome (PCS).
Topics include pathophysiology, comprehensive clinical examination, evidence-based treatment strategies, and protocols for safe return-to-school, work, and sport. Learners will gain practical tools to improve patient outcomes through individualized, evidence-based, and interdisciplinary approaches to care.
This course, led by Dr. Sidney Hinds, MD, offers an overview of traumatic brain injury (TBI) recognition, management, and recovery in service members and veterans. Participants learn about current Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs approaches to TBI care, emphasizing early diagnosis, comprehensive assessment, and coordinated rehabilitation.
The program highlights the overlap between TBI and post-traumatic stress disorder, common comorbidities, and strategies to promote optimal brain health. Designed for healthcare professionals across disciplines, this activity provides practical guidance to improve outcomes and support the unique needs of military and veteran populations affected by brain injury.
This course, led by Dr. Robert Cantu, Dr. Dan Daneshvar, and Dr. Chris Nowinski, provides athletic trainers with the latest updates on CTE research, provides a foundation for serving as CTE community educators, and provides actionable steps athletic trainers can take to implement CTE risk reduction within their professional practice.
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AMA & ANCC - Concussion & PCS with Dr. Robert Cantu
September 21st, 2023 · October 26th, 2023 · November 15th, 2023
AMA & ANCC - CTE Guidelines of Care with Dr. Robert Cantu
September 21st, 2023 · October 26th, 2023 · November 15th 2023
ANCC - Concussion, PCS, & CTE with Katelynn Cataldo, NP
September 20th, 2023 · October 25th, 2023 · November 16th, 2023
AMA & APA - Clinical Approach to Patients at Risk for CTE
September 6th, 2023 · September 28th, 2023 · October 18th, 2023 · February 21st, 2024 · March 13th, 2024
AMA - Evaluating Affective and Other Mental Health Complications After Brain Trauma
Management of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE)
Intimate Partner Violence and Brain Injury: A Training for Social Workers, Medical Providers, and the Community
This course led by Social Worker Dr. Sonya Crabtree-Nelson, PhD, and Psychologist Dr. Dorothy Kozlowski, PhD, is a practical training to provide participants with essential skills and knowledge skills for recognizing, assessing, and responding to IPV/DV survivors, particularly those who have experienced brain injuries.
The course equips participants with practical strategies for safety planning tailored to IPV/DV survivors, emphasizing trauma-informed approaches and culturally competent care. Additionally, it explores best practices for intervention and support, highlighting the significance of interdisciplinary collaboration and survivor-centered care.
The Intersection of Domestic Violence and Brain Injury
This course led by Psychologist Dr. Dorothy Kozlowski, PhD, and Social Worker Dr. Sonya Crabtree-Nelson, PhD will delve into the intersection of intimate partner violence/domestic violence (IPV/DV) and brain injuries.
Attendees will gain essential knowledge and skills for recognizing, assessing, and responding to IPV/DV survivors, particularly those who have experienced brain injuries.