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Healing Heads Aphasia Center

Aphasia is a language change that can sometimes follow a stroke or traumatic brain injury. It can make it harder to talk, understand, read or write. It does not affect someone's intelligence.

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TBF Brain Injury & Homelessness

According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, there were an estimated 9,215 people experiencing homelessness on a single night in Tennessee in 2023. Of those, 1,600 (17%) were families with children. The US Department of Housing and Urban Development

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Webinar Training Transcript 2/26/2026

Brain Links Webinar Feb. 26, 2026
Supporting Brain Health
Wendy Ellmo, M.S., CCC-SLP, BCNCDS
Brain Injury Specialist, Brain Links

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Brain Injury & Mental Health

Best Practices: The Mental Health System should:
SCREEN for prior history of Brain Injury
ASSESS Cognitive & Functional Impairment
EDUCATE staff on Brain Injury
EDUCATE the person about their Brain Injury
PROVIDE and TEACH Accommodations
CONNECT person served with Community Resources

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Supporting Brain Health

Learn about the effects of food, attitude, toxins, reducing stress, exercise, and more. We will cover tips that can help you have a healthier brain regardless of your age.

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Webinar Training Transcript 2/12/2026

Transcript Brain Injury and Co-Occurring Challenges Feb. 12, 2026.

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2026 Webinar Series

This Brain Links series is designed for Service Providers across all Systems of Support including: Mental Health, Substance Use, Domestic Violence, ACEs/Trauma, Child Abuse, Chronic Pain, Homelessness, Criminal & Juvenile Justice and Brain Injury.

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