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Supporting the Education Needs of Children with Acquired Brain Injury (ABI)

This training is suitable for EA staff who work directly with children and young people, schools and families.

Supporting the Educational needs of children with Acquired Brain Injury

This training is provided jointly by the Educational Psychology Service and the Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS).  The PRABIS is a regional multi-professional team including a Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Speech and Language Therapist. 

Please use the following link to access the PRABIS webpage: Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) | Belfast Health & Social Care Trust website

AIMS:

This course will enable participants to:

Learn about the developing brain Understand the unique profile of difficulties that children with an ABI may experience (e.g. physical / sensory, language and communication, cognitive and learning, as well as social, emotional, behavioural and wellbeing difficulties)
Consider common myths and misconceptions around ABI Gain information on how to support pupils by tailoring a menu of appropriate learning strategies
Practice writing IEPs for pupils with ABI Understand ABI in the context of current legislation / Code of Practice
Become familiar with a number of real-life case studies
Supporting staff in preparing for a pupil’s return to school following an ABI

TIME:

9.30am - 12.00pm

This online training event will take place via Microsoft Teams.

# 2347

Supporting the Education Needs of Children with Acquired Bra...

EA Staff Pre-School Primary Post-Primary

Cognition and Learning Needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session

This training is provided jointly by the Educational Psychology Service and the Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS).  The PRABIS is a regional multi-professional team including a Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Speech and Language Therapist. 

Please use the following link to access the PRABIS webpage: Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) | Belfast Health & Social Care Trust website

 

Q & A Session for joint consultation with Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) and Educational Psychology Service (EPS).

This session will focus on cognition and learning needs and there will be opportunity for you to address your concerns and seek advice specific to your pupils.

This may include examples of relevant strategies for use in school or help with IEP/PLP targets.

An opportunity for open discussion about your pupils’ ABI needs and strategies within schools.  These are informal interactive sessions which will focus on the key SEN categories.  Advice will be given and questions answered by members of the ABI team.  Further information can be sought once your place is booked

TIME:

9.30am - 11.00am

This online training event will take place via Microsoft Teams

# 2348

Cognition and Learning Needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A s...

EA Staff Primary Pre-School Post-Primary

Sensory and Physical needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session

 

This training is provided jointly by the Educational Psychology Service and the Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS).  The PRABIS is a regional multi-professional team including a Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Speech and Language Therapist. 

Please use the following link to access the PRABIS webpage: Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) | Belfast Health & Social Care Trust website

 

Q & A Session for joint consultation with Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) and Educational Psychology Service (EPS).

This session will focus on Physical and Sensory needs and there will be opportunity for you to address your concerns and seek advice specific to your pupils.

This may include examples of relevant strategies for use in school or help with IEP/PLP targets.

An opportunity for open discussion about your pupils’ ABI needs and strategies within schools.  These are informal interactive sessions which will focus on the key SEN categories.  Advice will be given and questions answered by members of the ABI team.  Further information can be sought once your place is booked.

TIME:

9.30am - 11.00am

This online training event will take place via Microsoft Teams.

# 2350

Sensory and Physical needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A ses...

EA Staff Primary Post-Primary Pre-School

Social, Emotional and wellbeing needs - Acquired Brain Injury Q & A session

 

This training is provided jointly by the Educational Psychology Service and the Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS).  The PRABIS is a regional multi-professional team including a Clinical Psychologist, Occupational Therapist and Speech and Language Therapist. 

Please use the following link to access the PRABIS webpage: Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) | Belfast Health & Social Care Trust website

 

 

Q & A Session for joint consultation with Paediatric Regional Acquired Brain Injury Service (PRABIS) and Educational Psychology Service (EPS).

This session will focus on emotional wellbeing and peer relationships and there will be opportunity for you to address your concerns and seek advice specific to your pupils.

This may include examples of relevant strategies for use in school or help with IEP/PLP targets.

An opportunity for open discussion about your pupils’ ABI needs and strategies within schools.  These are informal interactive sessions which will focus on the key SEN categories.  Advice will be given and questions answered by members of the ABI team.  Further information can be sought once your place is booked.

TIME:

9.30am - 11.00am

This online training event will take place via Microsoft Teams.

# 2349

Social, Emotional and wellbeing needs - Acquired Brain Injur...

EA Staff Pre-School Post-Primary Primary