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DESCRIPTION:Women in the justice system face a hidden crisis of traumatic b
 rain injury\, often linked to domestic violence and trauma. Undiagnosed TB
 Is contribute to behavioral health issues and recidivism. This session hig
 hlights the need for screening and introduces brain-based\, gender-respons
 ive interventions\, such as neurorehabilitation\, oculomotor and vestibula
 r therapy\, and trauma-informed care that improve cognitive functioning an
 d emotional regulation. Early diagnosis and tailored treatment are key to 
 recovery and reducing recidivism.\n\nEducational Objectives\n\n 	* Analyze 
 the prevalence and impact of TBI on mental illness in justice-involved wom
 en\n 	* Evaluate brain-based TBI diagnostic screening tools\, rehabilitatio
 n strategies\, and treatments to improve behavioral outcomes\n 	* Discuss a
 pproaches to advocate for policy changes using best practices and resource
 s related to TBI\n\nLevel:Intermediate
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LOCATION:Continental 7-8
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STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:331 Hidden Wounds: TBI in Justice-Involved Women
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Women in the justice system face a hidden c
 risis of traumatic brain injury\, often linked to domestic violence and tr
 auma. Undiagnosed TBIs contribute to behavioral health issues and recidivi
 sm. This session highlights the need for screening and introduces brain-ba
 sed\, gender-responsive interventions\, such as neurorehabilitation\, ocul
 omotor and vestibular therapy\, and trauma-informed care that improve cogn
 itive functioning and emotional regulation. Early diagnosis and tailored t
 reatment are key to recovery and reducing recidivism.</p>\n\n<p>Educationa
 l Objectives</p>\n\n<ul>\n	<li>Analyze the prevalence and impact of TBI on 
 mental illness in justice-involved women</li>\n	<li>Evaluate brain-based TB
 I diagnostic screening tools\, rehabilitation strategies\, and treatments 
 to improve behavioral outcomes</li>\n	<li>Discuss approaches to advocate fo
 r policy changes using best practices and resources related to TBI</li>\n<
 /ul>\n\n<p>Level:Intermediate</p>
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DESCRIPTION:Women in the justice system face a hidden crisis of traumatic b
 rain injury\, often linked to domestic violence and trauma. Undiagnosed TB
 Is contribute to behavioral health issues and recidivism. This session hig
 hlights the need for screening and introduces brain-based\, gender-respons
 ive interventions\, such as neurorehabilitation\, oculomotor and vestibula
 r therapy\, and trauma-informed care that improve cognitive functioning an
 d emotional regulation. Early diagnosis and tailored treatment are key to 
 recovery and reducing recidivism.\n\nEducational Objectives\n\n 	* Analyze 
 the prevalence and impact of TBI on mental illness in justice-involved wom
 en\n 	* Evaluate brain-based TBI diagnostic screening tools\, rehabilitatio
 n strategies\, and treatments to improve behavioral outcomes\n 	* Discuss a
 pproaches to advocate for policy changes using best practices and resource
 s related to TBI\n\nLevel:Intermediate
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