Brookhaven Seminar Series: "Focusing on Memory and Attention Deficit for the TBI Population" by Pamela Washbourne, PhD (Cand)

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"Attention, Memory, & TBI "

Presenter: Pamela Washbourne, PhD (Cand)

Date: February 7th, 2007

Synopsis:

Attention and memory play an important role in healthy brain functioning, but what happens when a brain injury occurs? In her lively presentation, "Attention, Memory, and TBI," NRI Program Director Pamela Washbourne discusses the latest research and rehabilitation techniques as they apply to memory and attention issues.

Speaker Profile

Pamela Washbourne
Program Director
Brookhaven NRI

Pamela Washbourne, Phd (Cand.) is the Neurologic Rehabilitation Institute Program Director at Brookhaven as well as a Licensed Speech and Language Pathologist. She received MS and BS degrees from the University of Tulsa. She holds a Clinical Certificate of Competence from the American Speech and Hearing Association with additional coursework in Neurology of Behavior at Harvard University. Pamela has treated children and adults with a wide variety of disorders including traumatic brain injury, neurological disorders, autism, hearing disabilities, dysphasia, and aphasia. She is currently completing a PhD in Communicative Disorders, specializing in Neurology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. .

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