“HEAR, IN THE NOW” Adding meaning to rehabilitation by listening and hearing from the person about their life

There are few opportunities for professional development for case management in the field of brain injury rehabilitation. The ACI Brain Injury  rehabilitation Directorate (BIRD) has supported the development of this program to develop learning resources that have a focus on building capacity and skills of case managers working with people following traumatic brain injury.

The purpose of the day is to build case manager capacity to explore, share and grow our knowledge and skills. We will use an adult learning approach to engage lateral problem solving as a tool for the clinician to use in their own case analysis and planning.

Program structure

Libby Callaway and Christine Hall will start the day by sharing their unique perspectives of case management to inspire us in our work. Unfortunately Tash Lannin has unplanned commitments preventing her participation as advertised.

Our trained facilitators will then utilise hypotheticals to share complex client and family circumstances and build strategies and solutions for successful case management service delivery.

After lunch facilitated small group work will provide opportunities to challenge you to think differently about your work by exploring what influences your practice outcomes when partnering with individuals and families/others engaging in specialised TBI case management services.

In the last session there will be a panel of Speakers and together with participants they will focus on the challenges that have been heard during the day and what’s needed now.

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Venue: Bright Alliance Building, on the Randwick Hospitals’ Campus. Our thanks to the Sydney Children’s Hospital BIRP at Randwick for organising the venue.

Cost: Full day registration: $100 BIRP clinicians (subsidised registration): $30

Contact: Marion Fisher, A/Network Manager, ACI BIRD 02 87389267 marion.fisher@health.nsw.gov.au