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Networking Event

FIRESIDE CHAT IN THE EXPO: “shining a Light on the Darkness of Disorders of Consciousness: Support & Education for Family Caregivers” 2988

Friday, November 1, 2024
6:30 PM – 7:00 PM  
Location:  Station 2: ROOM: EXPO Hall / Trinity Ballroom: Tower Lobby Level >>> DIRECTIONS: From ACRM Registration desk, face the elephants. Turn right at the elephants and proceed past the Gossip Bar into the Trinity Art Corridor. Turn left and follow the signs down the corridor, passing through the Rotunda and continuing to the end of the corridor. The Expo Hall is on the right at the end of the corridor.
In this intimate discussion, experts will delve into the complexities of disorders of consciousness, offering invaluable insights and practical advice for family caregivers. Bring your questions, gain access to expert guidance, connect with others in similar situations, and leave empowered. Whether you are a caregiver, a healthcare professional, or someone interested in understanding more, this Fireside Chat will give you access to expert knowledge and advice. This Fireside Chat is part of ACRM Rehab EXPO Night. Expo Night is a fun night within the rehabilitation community — an exhibition of innovative rehabilitation technology, products & services in the ACRM exhibit hall. The evening is free and open to the public. ACRM EXPO is a hub for recovery Dive into the latest research & interact with exhibitors — products, andexperts Talk with rehabilitation experts Discover the latest trends, technologies, products, solutions and services More details and free registration at ACRM.org/Expo

Learning Objectives:

  • describe resources available to famiilies and caregivers experiencing disorders of consciousness.
  • Engage in networking with expert presenters and attendees with shared experience.
  • Idnentify strategies to address gaps in respective organizational and community resources for families and caregivers experiencing disorders of consciousness.