We Review the Mind Your Brain Conference held in October
Today on A BATTLE WITHIN, Terry, My wife and the inspiration for A BATTLE WITHIN and I pass along what we learned at the Mind Your Brain Conference a few weeks ago.
We were certainly thrilled to attend and participate as panelists, but we also got to spend some time with listeners and guests of A BATTLE WITHIN. It truly was a cool experience for us!
We pass along some things we learned, resources available that we discovered and a little about some of the really cool people we met during and conference.
Episode Notes & Resources:
- Kudos to the Organizers and Volunteers
- Candace Inspires Terry
- Toastmasters is Great Speech Therapy
- Tell Stories that Make People Laugh
- Artist Kym Stine
- Recumbent Bikes Are Cool
- Talking Fast- Moving Fast
- Poor Sleep Leads to Stiffness
- Arousal vs. Sleep or Sumo vs. Boy
- Stress has Two Time Zones
- Treated Like Royalty
- Everyone is Affected
- Fluffed Feathers
- Would Terry Recommend?
- Worth the Trip
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Resources Mentioned-
- Mind Your Brain Foundation
- Candace Gantt Bio
- Oh the Places You’ll Go! -Dr. Seuss Poem
- Bryn Mawr Rehab
- Brain Injury Resource Line- 1-800-444-6443
- Toastmasters
- Restart Your Life
Vendor Resources-
- United Disability Services (UDS)
- Lancaster Recumbent Bikes
- Council on Brain Injury (CoBi)
- Acadia Rehab Services
- Scrambled Brain
- Brain Injury Association of Pennsylvania (BIAPA)
- Main Line Rehabilitation Associates
- Community Skills Program
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