Carle Health System Brain Injury Symposium 2026

1. Overview
The Carle Health System Brain Injury Symposium is a professional clinical conference focused on the latest advancements in the multidisciplinary treatment and management of brain injuries. Taking place on February 21, 2026, the symposium brings together medical experts to discuss critical topics ranging from visual deficits and cognitive rehabilitation to autonomic nervous system symptoms and posture care, aiming to improve patient outcomes throughout the rehabilitation process.
2. Learning Objectives

Understand the causes and characteristics of acquired brain injury visual deficits and their multidisciplinary treatment approaches.

Explore cognitive rehabilitation therapy (CRT) and develop tools to empower individuals with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) throughout their recovery.

Recognize the role of lying balance and posture care management as a foundation for rehabilitation.

Examine acute brain injury management strategies with a specific focus on disorders of consciousness.

Identify the autonomic nervous system’s role in PTSD, dizziness, and other lingering symptoms following a TBI.

3. Target Audience
Best for rehab specialists, physiatrists, and neurologists who want key updates on multidisciplinary traumatic brain injury management.
4. Topics

Saturday, February 21st, 2026.mp4 Full Live