Register for Free Brain Injury Awareness Event
In honor of the more than 381,000 Texans who live with a disability due to a traumatic brain injury, the Texas Health and Human Services Commission’s Office of Acquired Brain Injury will commemorate Brain Injury Awareness Month with a free event on March 31, 2020, titled, “Change Your Mind: Connecting Your Mind and Body After Brain Injury.”
What
“Change Your Mind: Connecting Your Mind and Body After Brain Injury”
- Hosted by Texas Health and Human Services Commission’s Office of Acquired Brain Injury
- Celebrate brain injury survivors as they share their experiences about life after a brain injury.
- Hear from leading brain injury medical professionals regarding innovative treatments
- Learn from statewide brain injury professionals as they share information about exciting initiatives across Texas.
- Enjoy a resource fair and networking opportunities.
When
- Tuesday, March 31, 2020
- 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
- Sessions occur throughout the day. We welcome your partial attendance as your schedule allows.
Where
Texas Workforce Commission
Criss Cole Rehabilitation Center Auditorium
4800 N. Lamar Blvd.
Austin, TX 78756
Additional Details
There is no cost to attend this event. American Sign Language and Spanish interpreter will be provided at the event. Anyone needing special accommodations should email the request to the Office of Acquired Brain Injury by March 17, 2020.
Exhibitors
Exhibitor space is available. If you are interested in being an exhibitor, please register online and select exhibitor registration. Please register by March 2, 2020, as space is limited. Exhibitors and non-exhibitors may submit materials such as brochures, business cards or fact sheets to be added in the registration welcome bag. Materials can be sent to Office of Acquired Brain Injury 701 W. 51 Street, Austin Texas 78751 and must be received by March 2, 2020. Email Mary Cloud with specific exhibitor questions, or call 512-438-4060.
Registration
Register online for “Change Your Mind: Connecting Your Mind and Body After Brain Injury”
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