Webinars
BEST webinars help build awareness about the cognitive issues that brain injury survivors often deal with and provide strategies to improve daily success.
Free webinars include...
- 60-minute presentations
- handouts
- live chat
- After Hours discussion following webinar
- session playback available for 7 days
Current Webinar Series
BEST 2025 Building Blocks for Cognitive Success Series
2nd and 4th Saturdays at 10:00am PT (1:00pm ET)
- March 8, 2025 — What is Cognitive Rehabilitation and Why It Is Important?
- March 22, 2025 — Self-Regulation to Take Back Control After Brain Injury
- April 12, 2025 — The 4 Stages of Learning
- April 26, 2025 — Auditory Processing Disorder (ASD) After Brain Injury
- May 10, 2025 - It's Not Laziness, It's Initiation
- May 24, 2025 - Pace Yourself to Help Manage Neurofatigue
- June 14, 2025 - Build Your Self-Efficacy After Brain Injury
Registration covers all webinars in the series, but you can attend whichever ones you want.
Special Topics Webinar
Finding the Right Mental Health Professional Saturday, March 29th at 10:00am PT (1:00pm ET)
2025 BEST Schedule (Printable)
Curious About Our Webinars? Try a couple...
What Happened to My Loved One? (Recorded in 2025)
The webinar addresses:
- Gain a deeper understanding of your loved one’s struggles.
- Practical strategies to support them effectively.
- Connect with others for shared experiences and community support.
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Pace Yourself to Help Manage Neurofatigue (Recorded in 2023)
The webinar addresses:
- the difference between fatigue and neurofatigue and how to explain it
- common metaphors used to describe neurofatigue
- symptoms of neurofatigue
- strategies for addressing neurofatigue
Stay up-to-date about upcoming webinars and other BEST news by joining our email list.
Past BEST Webinars
2023 Webinars
- What Is Cognitive Rehabilitation and Why Is It Important? — Jan. 14
- Four Stages of Learning — Jan. 28
- Self-Regulation & 2 Questions to Ask Yourself to Take Back Control — Feb. 11
- Executive Functioning for Success in Everyday Life — Feb. 25
- Pace Yourself to Help Manage Neurofatigue — Mar. 11
- Build Your Self-Efficacy After Brain Injury — Mar. 25
- Where It All Begins… Attention & Memory — Apr. 8
- Find Your Voice, Prepare What to Say — Apr. 22
- Make a Note of It! Note-Taking as a Memory Strategy — May 13
- Using Your iPhone as a Memory Prosthetic (Part 1) — May 27
- Using Your iPhone as a Memory Prosthetic (Part 2) — June 10
- Time Management for Success — June 24
- Using Compensatory Strategies for Success in Everyday Life — July 8
- Organization for Success — July 22
- Decision-Making for Success — Aug. 12
- Mindset Matters — Aug. 26
- It’s Not Laziness, It’s Initiation — Sept. 9
- Problem-Solving for Success — Sept. 23
- Learning for Success (Part 1) — Oct. 14
- Learning for Success (Part 2) — Oct. 28
- Learning Styles & Why They Matter for Everyday Success — Nov. 11
- Goal-Setting for Success — Dec. 9
2022 Webinars
- What Is Cognitive Rehabilitation and Why Is It Important? — Jan. 8
- Four Stages of Learning — Jan. 22
- Pace Yourself to Help Manage Neurofatigue — Feb. 12
- Self-Regulation and Two Questions to Ask Yourself to Take Back Control — Feb. 26
- Executive Function and Why It Matters After Brain Injury — Mar. 12
- Where It All Begins: Attention & Memory — Apr. 9
- Organize Your Life for Success — May 14
- Time Management for Success — June 11
- Decision-Making for Success — Sept. 10
- Goal-Setting for Success — Oct. 8
- Introduction to BEST Suite for Executive Functioning — Mar. 26
- StrategizeMyLife: Executive Functioning Strategies at Your Fingertips — Apr. 23
- CompleteMyToDos: Task Management for Daily Productivity — May 28
- PaceMyDay: Pace Your Activities for Time Management Success — June 25
- CueMyList: Checklists to Help with Executive Functioning Challenges — July 9
- ReachMyGoals: Set & Track Your Goals for Success — July 23
- Build Your Self-Efficacy After Brain Injury — Nov. 12
- Learning Styles & Why They Matter After Brain Injury — Dec. 10