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2012 Traumatic Brain Injury Hope's Second Unconventional Approaches Conference

Date: January 20, 2012

Description:The 2012 Traumatic Brain Injury Hope's Second Unconventional Approaches Conference will introduce survivors of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and care providers to methods that are available to them outside the basic "medical model' or standard recommended treatments following a TBI. This conference will offer education on several topics, including chiropractic and nutrition for people with TBI; functional rehabilitation people with TBI; how thoughts and emotions affect overall well-being; and cellular nutrition. Participants will have access to materials and hands-on activities relevant to these topics. CEU credits will be offered.

Conference Website: http://www.livingwatersministry.com/

Conference Email: Livingwaters.tbihope@gmail.com

Additional Contact Information: Telephone number: 828-632-3906

Location: Living Waters Ministry, 4803 Old Vashti Road in Hiddenite, North Carolina, United States.

Cost: FREE

Paper Submission Deadline:

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