Brain Injury and the Criminal Justice System
Below is a recorded live-stream of a first-of-its- kind conference, Brain Injury and the Criminal Justice System. Brain injury is a risk factor for incarceration, and people with brain injury have more difficulties with prison adjustment. Proper diagnosis and management of symptoms is likely to improve pre- and post-release adjustment, and may decrease recidivism.
- Brain Injury 101, Lance Trexler, Ph.D. (60-min)
- Brian Injury and Criminality, Lance Trexler, Ph.D. (58-min)
- Brain Injury and Criminal Justice, Samantha Backhaus, Ph.D. (52-min)
- Panel Discussion, Peter Bisbecos, JD - Moderator (60-min)
- Screening for Brain Injury, Claire Brownson, MA (47-min)
- Determinance of Recovery, Lance Trexler, Ph.D. (28-min)
- Medical Aspects of TBI, Flora Hammond, MD (60-min)
- Neuropharmacology, Flora Hammond, MD (77-min)
- Psychological and Behavioral Aspects of Brain Injury, Lance Trexler, Ph.D. (60-min)
- Behavioral Management, Quratulain Khan, Ph.D. (90-min)
Lance Trexler, Ph.D., HSPP, FACRM
Clinical Neuropsychologist, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Samantha Backhaus, Ph.D.
Clinical Neuropsychologist, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Peter Bisbecos, JD
Market Innovation & Public Policy Director, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Claire Browson, MA, LMHCA
Training and Education Coordinator, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Flora Hammond, MD, FACRM
Physiatrist, IU School of Medicine & Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana
Quratulain Khan, Ph.D. HSPP
Clinical Neuropsychologist, Rehabilitation Hospital of Indiana