Webinars

June 9, 2026, 12-1 p.m.
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This webinar will explore evidence-based strategies to manage memory impairments following a brain injury. Attendees will learn tips on effectively implementing practical strategies and tools, focusing on enhancing recall for improved daily functioning and reduced frustration for individuals living with memory challenges. Topics will include the impact of memory impairment on daily life and actionable items for professionals, caregivers, and individuals impacted by brain injury. 

Learning Objectives:

1. Name the functions of semantic, working, episodic, procedural, and prospective memory. 
2. Identify the impact ofcommon challenges experienced after brain injury within the context of daily activities and self-management. 
3. Explain the role of compensatory strategies and environmental modifications in supporting memory.
4. Apply practical tools and techniques to improve recall and organization in everyday life.
5. Develop personalized approaches for clients or loved ones to enhance cognitive independence. 

Speaker: 

Jillian Bucolo is an occupational therapist and founder of Community & Home Independence Partners, LLC. Since graduating with a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Stockton College in 2011, her primary focus has been on neurological rehabilitation, brain injury recovery, and cognitive therapy. Jillian has maintained the title of Certified Brain Injury Specialist (CBIS) through the Brain Injury Association of America since 2016, and she earned an Executive Certificate in Home Modification (ECHM) through USC’s Leonard Davis School of Gerontology in 2021, preparing her to guide clients in home safety decisions. Additionally, Jillian is certified to deliver LSVT-BIG intervention for treatment of Parkinson’s Disease, allowing her to support individuals from initial diagnosis throughout their life. Jillian has completed presentations through Bancroft NeuroRehab and BIANJ in the past on the topics of aging with brain injury, executive functioning, sexual health, and fall prevention. 

Since founding Community & Home Independence Partners in 2023, Jillian has offered mobile in-home occupational therapy services to individuals and caregivers as they age and while they manage the long-term impact of neurological conditions, such as TBI, stroke, dementia, and Parkinson’s Disease. Her main priorities include improving safety, ensuring clients feel knowledgeable to confidently navigate diagnoses, and improving quality of life for both clients and caregivers by increasing opportunities to engage in meaningful activities. She is eager to share Community & Home Independence Partners’ unique services and looks forward to continuing to provide care to her local communities in Camden, Burlington, and Gloucester counties. 

June 18, August 6, and November 19 2026, 12-1 p.m.
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Safe, Practical, Human-Centered Approaches to Emerging Technology 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.