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Date: 2009-01-27 10:27:45

Brain-mail Newsletter - January 2009 Update

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	Hello [FIRSTNAME] [LASTNAME], welcome to a Brain-Mail e-Newsletter update. Disability Alliance - Campaign Launch www.disabilityalliance.org.au Get active. Get involved. Make a difference this election. The Disability Alliance invites you to the Campaign Launch for the 2009 Queensland Election Date: 28th January 2009 Time: 3 - 5 pm Venue: Diana Plaza Hotel 12 Annerley Rd Woolloongabba Brisbane RSVP to disabilityalliance@gmail.com or Rebekah on ph: 07 3236 1122 Guest Speakers: • Madonna Nicoll • Kevin Cocks ...more to be advised General Updates: BIAQ Prospectus The Brain Injury Association of Queensland has published a new resource outlining our resources and strategic projects. Download it now BIAQ Prospectus - Advertising and Strategic Projects 3.36 Mb Free A3 Awareness Posters & Desktop Wallpapers http://braininjury.org.au/portal/awareness.html Welcome to the new awareness poster collection from the Brain Injury Association of Queensland Inc. Download them as desktop wallpaper or as a print-quality A3 poster you can print at home or in the office. But why print them yourself?!? Click the Web Store link below or contact info@braininjury.org.au and order as many as you want, all in glossy high quality stock... totally FREE!! (+ P/H) Indigenous Synapse Magazine Check out Synapse Online now!! A special Indigenous-focused edition of Synapse is due for release early this month. The edition will focus on brain injury and related issues within indigenous populations. So if you would like to receive a copy please sign up for membership. http://braininjury.org.au/portal/services/membership-information.html Training Update Whether working with Disabilities or Aged Care the questions are often the same, how do we practically manage complex and challenging behaviour? WORKSHOPS IN BRISBANE January 2008 Wednesday 28th - Positive Behaviour Support (9.15am - 4.30pm) Thursday 29th - Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury (9.15am – 1.00pm) Friday 30th - Managing Complex & Challenging Behaviour workshop (9.15am – 1.00pm) February 2008 Wednesday 25th - Positive Behaviour Support (9.15am - 4.30pm) Thursday 26^th - Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury (9.15am 1.00pm) Friday 27^th - Managing Complex & Challenging Behaviour workshop (9.15am – 1.00pm) March 2008 Wednesday 25th - Positive Behaviour Support (9.15am - 4.30pm) Thursday 26th - Introduction to Acquired Brain Injury (9.15am – 1.00pm) Friday 27th - Managing Complex & Challenging Behaviour workshop (9.15am – 1.00pm) New dates will be announced... check our web site regularly. Clicke here to register now. Cost: $110 per participant - PBS $55 per participant - MCCB/IABI Places are limited (14 participants per workshop) Where: Brain Injury Association of Queensland Unit 3 / 162 Petrie Terrace Brisbane Q 4000 Parking: FREE 4 Hour parking on Petrie Terrace (across the road from our offices) Tea, coffee & healthy brunch provided Synapse training workshops are conducted state-wide by the Brain Injury Association of Queensland’s Specialist Behaviour Consultancy Service. Contact: (07) 3367 1049 or email synapsetraining@braininjury.org.au for further information or booking details. PO Box 1519 Milton, Q, 4064 Telephone: (07) 3367 1049 Outside Brisbane: 1800 673 074 Facsimile: (07) 3367 1053 Training Enquiries: synapsetraining@braininjury.org.au Synapse Training Website: www.synapse.org.au (and follow the links)
	Copyright © 2007 Brain Injury Association of Queensland Inc. Web: www.braininjury.org.au Email: biaq@braininjury.org.au

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