College of Health and Human Servcies

Frequently Asked Questions

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1. Who can attend?
Individuals with brain injury that would like to receive information, services and support. Families and others that are interested in brain injury may also receive information.

2. Where is the ABIRP located?
The ABIRP is located in the Clinical Education Complex (CEC) at Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, Kentucky.

3. When are sessions available?
Sessions are available in both Fall and Spring semesters for 10 to 12 weeks.

4. How do I schedule an appointment?
Contact the ABIRP at 270-745-6280.

5. How will the sessions benefit the individuals?
Sessions will focus on the information and skills each individual feels will benefit him/her. Some areas include attention and concentration, learning and memory, integrative thinking, planning and organizing, and control over emotions and behaviors. Each session's focus is to help each individual succeed in their goals.

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