1. NDBIN
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Training Opportunities

The North Dakota Brain Injury Network (NDBIN) offers the following training opportunities:

• Brain Injury Basics Training
  Interactive training provides a general knowledge of brain injury and what it means for the individuals they serve and care for.
• Brain Talks
  Discussion about what a brain injury is, what it means if someone has one, and some strategies to help manage symptoms. Individuals will be given resources and depending on the location, a free meal.
• Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) Training
  Becoming CBIS certified is an intense training endeavor. Contact NDBIN to schedule a training for your group.
• Direct Service Provider Brain Injury Training
  This free training is required by North Dakota Health and Human Services for all direct service providers working with individuals with brain injury.
• Living Life Fully Training
  This seven-class series provides survivors with tools and techniques to help them understand, cope with, and proactively manage life after brain injury.
• Powerful Tools for Caregivers
  This six-week class series gives you the confidence and support to better care for your loved one – and yourself.
• Online Brain Injury Courses
  Watch the video to learn more about these courses.
  
  These five separate courses can help professionals, survivors, and family members learn more about brain injury and traumatic brain injury (TBI).
  • Introduction to Brain Injury
  • Cognitive and Behavioral Consequences of TBI in Adults
  • Primary Care and TBI
  • Pediatric TBI
  • Substance Use and TBI

NDBIN can also provide customized educational trainings of your choosing! We can come to you and provide information on a variety of topics related to brain injury. Contact us today to learn more about scheduling a customized training for your group!

For more information, contact

Carly Endres, Senior Project Coordinator, North Dakota Brain Injury Network at carly.endres@und.edu or (701) 777-4008