Education

Osborn Sloan and Associates facilitate workshops, lectures and in-service programs that are tailored to the needs of  universities, health-care agencies and service providers.

Our education programs build on established theoretical frameworks and draw on our extensive clinical experience. Our focus is to ensure students develop practical skills-based competencies.

We regularly conduct education programs in the following areas:

• Acquired brain injury
• Managing challenging behaviours
• Managing cognitive impairment
• Hearing and vision loss
• Establishing and managing an allied health practice
• Manual handling
• Communication skills
• Reintegration into social roles following brain injury

Workshops will provide opportunities for people working with adults and young people with an acquired brain injury to develop their skills and knowledge in developing and implementing positive behaviour support programs. These workshops ae tailored to your organisation and are run by Sue Sloan or Simone Riley, Neuropsychologists.

Please click on the link below for information on introductory and advanced workshops focusing on:

UNDERSTANDING ABI AND SUPPORTING BEHAVIOURS OF CONCERN (CHALLENGING BEHAVIOUR). 

At Osborn Sloan and Associates we are able to provide clinical supervision and professional mentoring for Occupational Therapy and Neuropsychology graduates.