Brain Elevation, Ottawa, ON (2026)

09/07/2026

Advanced clinical intervention is impossible without a precise understanding of the initial mechanism of injury. 🧠

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) stands as one of the most complex, far-reaching conditions a rehabilitation professional will ever encounter. Authored by Sharie Woelke, OT Reg. (Ont), RP, BMR, MEd, this foundational course provides the rigorous groundwork necessary to accurately interpret what you observe in a clinical setting.

Move beyond surface-level descriptions to master the critical distinctions between traumatic and non-traumatic causes. You will analyze primary and secondary mechanisms of tissue damage, differentiate between focal and diffuse injury types including diffuse axonal injury and intracranial hemorrhages, and explore how severity classifications like the Glasgow Coma Scale, loss of consciousness, and post-traumatic amnesia directly dictate functional outcomes. While the focus is strictly on clinical understanding rather than immediate intervention, this knowledge forms the indispensable architecture for all subsequent therapeutic planning.

🏅 CE Credits: Earn .1 AOTA CEU / 1 Contact Hour / 1.25 NBCOT PDUs. This course is a core component of the Professional Certificate in Applied Brain Injury Rehabilitation and the Brain Basics for Rehabilitation Practice and Recovery Micro credential.

Build your clinical baseline and enroll directly through AOTA: https://f.mtr.cool/3ir86sit6b

08/31/2026

What do you do when the person sitting in front of you doesn't fit into a "gold standard" research box?

Brain injury rehabilitation is full of "grey areas." Because community based research is so complex, we often have to navigate a patchwork of evidence, consensus, and adapted findings. This course teaches you how to use best practice guidelines as a flexible guide, allowing you to make safer, informed choices and document your clinical decisions with professional confidence.

1 contact hour / 0.1 AOTA CEU.

Learn how guidelines are graded and when to apply expert consensus.

Essential for clinical leads and evidence based practitioners.

Navigate the grey areas of rehab with clarity. Join the course here: https://f.mtr.cool/ervjndhndf

08/24/2026

Why does a client who mastered their daily routines in the clinic suddenly struggle the moment they return home?

It’s not a loss of capability; it’s the fragmented communication and lost momentum that happens during healthcare transitions.

Bridging the gaps across the rehabilitation continuum is the key to sustaining long-term recovery. In this course, we move past isolated care settings and into the collaborative team frameworks that connect acute, inpatient, and community care. We focus on practical, evidence based strategies that help you empower caregivers, leverage telehealth, and prevent client regression.

1 contact hour
0.1 AOTA CEU/1.25 NBCOT PDU.

Focus on managing transitions smoothly and protecting client momentum. Part of the Applied Brain Injury Rehabilitation Professional Certificate. Give your clients a seamless pathway to community reintegration. Enroll here: https://f.mtr.cool/lcbpno4vb3

08/17/2026

Effective neuro-rehab demands mastery at both the cellular and network level. 🧠

To truly support recovery after an Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), clinicians must understand more than just basic anatomy. Authored by Sharie Woelke, OT Reg. (Ont), RP, BMR, MEd, this course bridges the gap between complex neurophysiology and practical, evidence-based rehabilitation.

Dive deep into the protective structures of the brain, differentiate between neuronal and glial disruption, map out Brodmann areas, and analyze complex network organization using Menon’s Triple Network Theory. This course provides the definitive clinical framework you need to isolate exactly why specific cognitive, emotional, and autonomic symptoms emerge, allowing you to strategically leverage neuroplasticity for target-driven patient outcomes.

🏅 CE Credits: Earn .1 AOTA CEU / 1 contact hour / 1.25 NBCOT PDUs. This course serves as the foundational base for the Professional Certificate in Applied Brain Injury Rehabilitation.

Elevate your clinical authority and enroll directly through AOTA: https://f.mtr.cool/slaojdpjun

08/10/2026

Why does a simple trip to the grocery store feel like a marathon for someone with an acquired brain injury? It’s not just physical fatigue; it’s the "quiet" cognitive load of processing a loud, busy world.

Strengthening the cognitive foundations (attention, memory, and information processing) is the key to meaningful participation. In this course, we move past tabletop exercises and into the real world environments where life happens. We focus on practical, evidence based strategies that help your clients manage cognitive load and navigate their daily routines with more clarity.

2 contact hours / 0.2 AOTA CEUs.

Focus on sustaining attention and reducing cognitive "drag."

Part of the Effects of Brain Injury Microcredential.

Give your clients the tools to navigate their world. Enroll here: https://f.mtr.cool/mvdqvsjwvb

08/03/2026

You wouldn't pick out the paint colors for a house before the foundation is poured, right? Clinical practice is no different.

It is natural to want to dive into advanced neurobehavioral strategies right away, but without a solid bedrock of essentials, even the best tools can lose their impact. The ABI Essential Course Bundle is the recommended starting point for your certification journey. We ground your practice in health foundations, evidence based limitations, and the complex systems of care that dictate how recovery actually happens.

Includes 3 core courses: Health Foundations, Evidence and Limitations, and Systems of Care.

Required for the full Professional Certificate or Microcredentials.

Build your expertise on a solid foundation. Start the Essentials bundle today: https://f.mtr.cool/rdsoemjsmk

07/27/2026

We’ve all seen it: a client makes incredible strides in the clinic, but that progress begins to flicker the moment they return to the "real world" of a busy home.

Transition gaps are one of the biggest hurdles in brain injury recovery. Our role as practitioners is to be the "connector" between acute care and long-term community success. The Applied Brain Injury (ABI) Rehabilitation Professional Certificate program focuses on exactly that: ensuring communication flows, caregivers are engaged, and strategies actually stick.

29 contact hours / 2.9 AOTA CEUs.

Credits apply to state licensure and NBCOT renewal.

Covers the full continuum from acute care to functional integration.

Elevate your practice and bridge the gap for your clients. Learn more here: https://f.mtr.cool/urocvutdqi

07/20/2026

Why does evaluating a client in the early stages of a brain injury feel so overwhelming?

It’s not just the complexity of their neuroanatomy; it’s the high-stakes pressure of navigating acute medical considerations before rehabilitation can even begin.

Mastering the absolute foundations of neurological function and early recovery mechanics is the key to accurate assessment. In this course bundle, we move past surface-level terminology and deep into the clinical realities of acute and inpatient settings. We focus on practical, evidence-based frameworks that help you interpret brain function, manage complex medical factors, and build highly targeted rehabilitation plans.

6 contact hours / 0.6 AOTA CEUs / 7.5 NBCOT PDUs.

Focus on neuroanatomy basics, acute care considerations, and early rehabilitation planning.

Earn the standalone Foundations and Early Recovery in ABI Rehab Microcredential.

Give your early-stage clients the comprehensive care they deserve.

Enroll here: https://f.mtr.cool/zxprgvonpt

07/13/2026

What do you do when the person sitting in front of you doesn't fit into a "gold standard" research box?

Brain injury rehabilitation is full of "grey areas." Because community based research is so complex, we often have to navigate a patchwork of evidence, consensus, and adapted findings. This course teaches you how to use best practice guidelines as a flexible guide, allowing you to make safer, informed choices and document your clinical decisions with professional confidence.

1 contact hour / 0.1 AOTA CEU.

Learn how guidelines are graded and when to apply expert consensus.

Essential for clinical leads and evidence based practitioners.

Navigate the grey areas of rehab with clarity. Join the course here: https://f.mtr.cool/gmyoavldsx

07/06/2026

Why does a client who mastered their daily routines in the clinic suddenly struggle the moment they return home?

It’s not a loss of capability; it’s the fragmented communication and lost momentum that happens during healthcare transitions.

Bridging the gaps across the rehabilitation continuum is the key to sustaining long-term recovery. In this course, we move past isolated care settings and into the collaborative team frameworks that connect acute, inpatient, and community care. We focus on practical, evidence based strategies that help you empower caregivers, leverage telehealth, and prevent client regression.

1 contact hour
0.1 AOTA CEU/1.25 NBCOT PDU.

Focus on managing transitions smoothly and protecting client momentum. Part of the Applied Brain Injury Rehabilitation Professional Certificate. Give your clients a seamless pathway to community reintegration. Enroll here: https://f.mtr.cool/pvyowrbvmm

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