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The Central East Stroke Network (CESN) Education Fund supports professional development opportunities that incorporate stroke best practice. Clinicians working in stroke care within CESN can be funded up to a maximum of $500 per fiscal year to support registration costs for stroke-related workshops, courses, conferences or projects which align with best practice. Travel and accommodation expenses are not eligible. Education applications will continue to be accepted until the allocated funds are used for the current fiscal year.

Return to Vocations After Stroke Webinar

Presenters:

Liza Pain, Occupational Therapist, PhD, OT Reg, (Ont.)

Paula-Jane Bellizzi, Social Worker, MSW, RSW

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Ontario Brain Injury Association (OBIA) Return to Work Program

Presenter:  Mackenzie Klauk, MSW, RSW – Mental Health Coordinator, Return to Work Team

Date: January 14th, 2025

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Employment agencies for Persons with Disabilities

Stroke Care in 2024: The times, they are a changin’

Presenter:  Dr. Rick Swartz

Guest speaker as part of the CESN Annual Forum 18 June 2024

Applying Recent Research into a Pragmatic Model of Stroke Rehabilitation to Maximize Recovery

Presenter:  Dr. Robert Teasell

Guest Speaker for the CESN Annual Forum on 18 Jun 2024

It’s All in Your…Brain: Principles, Advancements and Controversies of Functional Neurological Disorders

Presenter:  Dr. Matthew Burke

Cognitive Neurologist at Sunnybrook Health Sciences Center and an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto.

Vision & Stroke

Presenter:  Dr. Chris Schell

Suggested web resources:

Vision Therapy Canada

Neuro-Optometric Rehabilitation Association

 

Case Examples for the Canadian Neurological Scale

This video was developed in 2018 and contains case examples to be used in conjunction with the Canadian Neurological Scale Training Video located on the Canadian Stroke Best Practice website.

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Looking for local community resources? Please visit the links below for more information:

Central East Line
Central Health Line
NSM Health Line