Traumatic Brain Injury and Mental Health: Recognition, Assessment, and Evidence-Based Treatment Strategies
Tracking # 20-1337381
$35.00
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Course overview
This self-study course provides mental health professionals with a comprehensive understanding of traumatic brain injury (TBI) and its psychological sequelae. Participants will learn to distinguish TBI-related cognitive and emotional symptoms from primary psychiatric disorders, implement neuropsychologically-informed assessments, and apply evidence-based and neuropsychotherapeutic interventions. The course includes case examples, practical treatment strategies, and guidance for interdisciplinary collaboration, enabling clinicians to improve diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic outcomes.
Subject areas
This course counts toward the state boards and subject areas below.
Kansas Behavioral Sciences Regulatory Board - Masters Level Psychologists
Licensed Clinical Psychotherapist
Licensed Masters Level Psychologist
Disclosure statements
The instructor reports no commercial support or financial conflicts of interest. The instructor is a co-developer of the Kansas Head Injury Protocol (KHIP), created with the University of Kansas, which has been trialed but is not commercially available. The instructor has also co-authored several publications on alternative treatment protocols for traumatic brain injury.