Jessica Brown

6 CEs Offered

8:30am - 3:30pm

Continental breakfast items and boxed lunch provided

Additional fees required ($75/professional member, $30/student member)



 

Elizabeth Cisneros, PhD, QME is a clinical neuropsychologist specializing in brain injury.  

Dr. Cisneros will discuss how frontal lobe damage is the hallmark of TBI. She will review the functions associated with the frontal lobe, and how these are related to behavioral and emotional control and personality change. She will share with us the issues related to the frequency of depression, anxiety, impulse control, substance use post-TBI, and how TBI is often related to significant difficulties within relationships.

Learning Objectives:                              Level of instruction:  Intermediate

1. Recognize how frontal lobe damage is the hallmark of TBI.

2. Describe the functions associated with the frontal lobe, and how these are related to behavioral and emotional control and personality changes.

3. Identify issues related to the frequency of depression, anxiety, impulse control, and substance use post-TBI.

4. Recognize how TBI is often related to significant difficulties within relationships.

Sutter Roseville Medical Center

1 Medical Plaza Dr.

Roseville, CA  95661

3 CE's to be Offered 

8:30 am - 11:45 am

Free with paid membership

Continental breakfast will be provided 

Jessica Brown

Long Beach Memorial Medical Center

2801 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach, CA  90804

Continental Breakfast and lunch provided

8:30 - 3:30

6 CE'S offered - Additional fee required for members

JoAnn Silkes completed her B.A. in Speech and Hearing Sciences at Indiana University and her M.S. in Communicative Disorders at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. After a clinical career in medical speech-language pathology, she completed her Ph.D. at the University of Washington. She is now an Assistant Professor at San Diego State University, where she is the director of the Cognition and Language in Aphasia Laboratory. Her research focuses on understanding how implicit language processing breaks down in aphasia and developing aphasia treatment methods based on that understanding.

Course description:

Phonomotor Therapy is designed to build phonological sequence knowledge in people with aphasia. Based on the idea that phonological processing is fundamental to all language use, this approach has been shown to lead to improvements in word retrieval and to generalize across language domains and levels for many people with aphasia. This course will introduce the theoretical motivations, purposes, and fundamental elements of Phonomotor Therapy, as well as provide practical training in its use.

Course objectives:

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

1) Explain the theoretical foundations of treating phonological processing in aphasia, and why treating at this level can be expected to yield improvements across other levels of language processing.

2) Describe the fundamental elements of Phonomotor Therapy, including Socratic questioning and multi-modal integration.

3) Implement Phonomotor Therapy across a variety of tasks and levels of difficulty.

4) Discuss possible solutions to practical considerations of implementing Phonomotor Therapy in a standard clinical setting.

Level of Instruction: Intermediate

Sharp Health Plan

8520 Tech Way

San Diego, CA  92123

3 CE's Offered 8:30 am - 11:45 am

Continental Breakfast served

Free with current paid membership

Eden Medical Center

20103 Lake Chabot Rd.

Castro Valley, CA  94546

3 CE's Offered 8:30 am - 11:45 am

Continental Breakfast served

Free with current paid membership