Enroll in these educational modules to learn how to utilize brain injury and neuropsychological screenings into clinical practice. These courses are geared towards Masters-level community providers, behavioral health workers, social workers, vocational rehabilitation counselors, community rehabilitation provider staff, addictions professionals, etc.
Modules 1 - 3
A second module covers the important differences between full neuropsychological assessment batteries and neuropsychological screening batteries, including their indications for use and the benefits of each. Participants will be exposed to neuropsychological screening batteries and a cognitive screening test. That includes a computerized neurocognitive test [CNT] called the Automated Neuropsychological Assessment Metric [ANAM], a paper and pencil test called the Neuropsychological Assessment Battery, and a readily available single-page screening tool called the Montreal Cognitive Assessment [MoCA]).
In the third module, interpretation and report writing will be addressed in the context of the Colorado TBI screening model which will be covered in detail. Research on the Colorado TBI Model will be reviewed. Example reports and client summaries will be available to participants.
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion and a virtual badge to promote the completion of the course.
This 3-hour, three-part course is designed for Masters-level professionals who are interested in learning about the use of neuropsychological screening batteries for clinical practice. This course is geared towards community providers, behavioral health workers, social workers, vocational rehabilitation counselors, community rehabilitation provider staff, addictions professionals, etc.
This first module will briefly review the incidence and physiology of acquired and traumatic brain injuries and the most common after-effects, including emotional and cognitive problems, and the related accommodations for each. Best practices for screening for reported brain injury history will be reviewed.
Module 4: For Supervisor
This optional module is a one-hour course designed to guide those who would be providing clinical supervision to those administering the test. This module is suitable for those community providers, behavioral health workers, social workers, vocational rehabilitation counselors, addictions professionals, etc who are supervising clinicians or trainees who are screening clients/patients. Please note, modules 1 - 3 must be completed in over to supervise others.
Consultation/Supervision Hour
Do you have questions for Dr. Gorgens about the screening process? Do you need guidance with setting up your program? Consultation/Supervision Hours are available for purchase for individuals to receive direct live (virtual) consultation or supervision.
Team/Group Discount
NASHIA is pleased to offer a team discount of 10% when purchasing 10 or more Module 1 - 3 Packages. Contact hcushen@nashia.org to proceed with your order.
Supporting Materials
Once you purchase Modules 1-3 or Module 4, you will receive a link to access the supporting materials for this program.
For inquiries and question, please email Haleigh Cushen at hcushen@nashia.org.
Disclaimer:
Before purchasing this training, please check with your State’s requirement regarding Masters-level clinicians conducting neuropsychological screening.