Webinars

September 22, 12-1 p.m.
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Paradigms of Fall Prevention

Speaker: Tracy Nerney, BS, MMBA, RN, Trauma Injury Prevention Coordinator
Jersey Shore University Medical Center

Overview: All ages have risks for falls, but falls do not have to be inevitable. In this program we discuss the 8 Paradigms for Fall Prevention. Participants are encouraged to identify their individual risks for falls, and then to consider some recommendations to reduce their risk. You will learn fall prevention measures that you may not have heard before! The goal is that you walk away with a few suggestions that you will actually find easy to incorporate into your daily routine and into conversations with your loved ones.

Objectives:

• Discuss the scope and prevalence of Trauma Injury including Falls
• Identify potential risks for injury across the lifespan
• Discuss prevention measures for common injury risks
• Encourage self awareness
• Discuss resources to support generational challenges

October 7, 1:30-2:30 p.m.
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Overview: As e-bikes continue to grow in popularity across New Jersey, questions about safety, laws, injury prevention, and responsible use are becoming increasingly important for families and communities.

Join the Brain Injury Alliance of New Jersey for a free, one-hour webinar exploring e-bike safety from three important perspectives: injury prevention, law enforcement, advocacy, and legislation.

Our panel of experts will discuss current and proposed New Jersey e-bike legislation, rules of the road, licensing and registration requirements, helmet safety and proper fit, common crash scenarios, and practical strategies for reducing injuries. Attendees will also learn what parents should consider before purchasing an e-bike and hear about the types of e-bike-related injuries healthcare and injury prevention professionals are seeing.

The webinar will feature a moderated panel discussion followed by an audience Q&A, giving attendees an opportunity to ask questions directly to our speakers.

This webinar is designed for parents, educators, community members, municipal leaders, safety professionals, and anyone interested in learning more about e-bike safety, New Jersey laws, and safe riding practices.

Speakers:

Maureen Donnelly, MSN, NP-BC, Injury Prevention Coordinator, Safe Kids Southern NJ Coordinator, Cooper University Health Care

Paul Mickiewicz, Program Manager, New Jersey Bike & Walk Coalition

William G. Parenti, Chief of Police, Ret., NJDHTS Law Enforcement Liaison, Past President of the New Jersey State Association of Chiefs of Police

June 18, August 6, and November 19 2026, 12-1 p.m.
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AI and Brain Injury: What Survivors, Caregivers, and Providers Need to Know

Join us for a free 3-part webinar series exploring how artificial intelligence can support individuals with brain injury, caregivers, and clinicians through safe, practical, and ethical approaches to emerging technology.

Presenter Monique J. Tremaine, PhD, MSCN Clinical Neuropsychologist and Director of Inpatient & Outpatient Neuropsychology and Cognitive Rehabilitation at JFK Johnson Center for Brain Injuries. Dr. Tremaine specializes in acquired brain injury, cognitive rehabilitation, and the use of emerging technologies including AI and virtual reality in rehabilitation settings.

Session 1 — June 18 | 12:00 PM Understanding AI and Using It Safely After Brain Injury

Learn what AI is, how common AI tools work, and how to use them safely and thoughtfully in everyday life. Topics include privacy, misinformation, scams, and realistic benefits and limitations of AI.

Session 2 — August 6 | 12:00 PM AI as Cognitive Support: Practical Tools for Everyday Life

Explore how AI tools may support memory, organization, communication, attention, and emotional regulation after brain injury through practical examples and demonstrations.

Session 3 — November 19 | 12:00 PM The Future of AI in Brain Injury

Rehabilitation Discover how AI, virtual reality, and adaptive technologies are shaping the future of rehabilitation while examining important ethical, clinical, and human-centered considerations.