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Diamond Sponsor
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Copper Sponsors
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Exhibitors
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Army OneSource is a statewide
network of resources and programs. Bringing Service
Members and their Families together with community
organizations, churches, counselors and other service
providers who want to help our Oregon military.
We currently offer 3 online
courses free of charge and for CEU credit – also free.
Courses are titled “Treating the Invisible Wounds of War”
(1) PTSD (2) TBI (3) Issues of women returning from combat.
http://www.myarmyonesource.com
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Bath Fitter offers top-quality, customized bathroom renovation products and services…and can complete the entire installation in one day!
www.bathfitter.com
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BIAOR
www.biaoregon.org
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BIAWA
www.braininjurywa.org/
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Casa Colina
Casa Colina Centers for Rehabilitation
is an independent not-for-profit, provider that has
served children and adults from around the world for over 70
years. It provides a comprehensive continuum of physical
rehabilitation services and specialized medical care for
people with a wide range of disabilities resulting from
stroke, traumatic brain injury, spinal cord injury and much
more.
The physician-directed Casa Colina Hospital is
a Joint Commission accredited facility and offers 68 acute
rehabilitation beds for people ages 15 and over as well as a
broad range of outpatient services. Post-acute care is
offered at the 38 bed CARF-accredited Transitional Living
Center and long-term residential care for people with
traumatic brain injuries is provided at two additional
locations in Southern California. All facilities are
designed for the comfort of patients and their familieis.
www.casacolina.org
1-800-926-5462
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Clarity
Clarity's goal is to create specialized phones for
individuals with hearing loss, low vision and mobility
issues
www.clarityproducts.com
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Cookie Lee
We sell affordable fashion jewelry
priced between $14-48. We offer home, office and catalog shows. Fundraising is my
specialty! 50% of all sales will be donated to BIAOR. This offer is available to out of state groups
also. Alisha Rutherford 503-781-5006 or
www.cookielee.biz/alisharutherford
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The Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center
The Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center is a multi-site
medical care, clinical research and education center serving
active duty military, their dependents and veterans with
traumatic brain injury. It represents a unique collaboration
of the Department of Defense, Department of Veterans Affairs
Health Care system, and civilian partners.
Jill Storms, OTR/L
Defense and Veterans Brain Injury Center/ Defense Center of
Excellence for Psychological Health and Traumatic Brain
Injury
DVBIC/DCoE Palo Alto
Education Coordinator
VAPAHCS 640/117
3801 Miranda Ave
Palo Alto, CA 94304
650-493-5000 x65468 |
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Disability Rights Oregon
Disability Rights Oregon (DRO) promotes Opportunity, Access and Choice for individuals with disabilities. We assist people with legal representation, advice and information designed to help solve problems directly related to their disabilities. All of our services are confidential and free of charge.
DISABILITY RIGHTS OREGON (formerly OAC)
620 SW Fifth Avenue, Suite 500
Portland, Oregon 97204-1420
(503) 243-2081
http://www.disabilityrightsoregon.org/
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EOCIL
EOCIL is a proud supporter of the
Brain Injury Association of Oregon and other
programs that promote and value independence, inclusion,
equality and opportunities for people with disabilities.
EOCIL offers individualized services for people with
disabilities that include: Information and Referral, Peer
Counseling, Life Skills Training, Advocacy, Life
Transitioning and much more.
For complete list of services and descriptions please
visit www.eocil.org
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Face in the Mirror provides art therapy
and art as therapy to adults at their residence or in
facilities. We work with people who have diverse
abilities and disabilities, specializing in those with
cognitive disabilities. Art therapy helps build
communications skills, verbal, sensory and cognitive skills,
as well as self-enhancement and live satisfaction.
www.fitmc.org
503-201-0337
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Highland Heights
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Specialized hospital beds for brain and spinal cord
injury patients
877-384-7995
www.hill-rom.com
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Homeward Bound
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I.C.E. Bands Northwest
I.C.E. Bands ( In Case of Emergency )100% Silicone Wristbands with the person's name and contact phone number of a
family member or friend, in the case of any type of accident or emergency - great for Running, Waking, Biking etc.
Also can include Medical Information, as needed ( Diabetes, Autism, Seizures, Dementia, Allergies... ) there is a
short ( 1 ) minute video on the homepage of the website that shows the Bands clearly --
www.icebandsnorthwest.com
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Independent Living Living Resources is Center
for Independentthe in the Portland area. ILR provides
activities such as orientation and mobility, skills training, crafts, and recreation
as well as the four core services of Advocacy, Information
and Referral, Peer Counseling and Skills Training.
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Learning Services
Learning Services is a national provider of
community-integrated programs that offer innovative,
specialized support for adults with acquired brain injuries. We
provide supported living, residential rehabilitation, neurobehavioral rehabilitation,
as well as day acitivity programming in homelike environments.
For information, call 888.419.9955 or visit
www.learningservices.com
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The Sklar Process
Marydee Sklar of Executive Functioning Success presented
at last year's BIAOR conference, presenting on time
management from the perspective of the brain. She will
be selling her "Seeing What I Need to Do" books which teach
The Sklar Process TM and hands-on course to
support the books to get thing done. It has been found
useful for individuals who have experienced stoke and
traumatic brain injury.
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National College of Natural Medicine
National College of Natural Medicine (NCNM) offers
neurofeedback training and naturopathic health care for the
many side effects of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post
Concussive Syndrome. Survivors of TBI can benefit from
any forms of biofeedback; and NCMC has a nationally
certified provider of neurofeedback.
www.ncmc.edu
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The Oregon Military Support Network is a
catalyst and a resource that facilitates the support of
current and former members of the uniformed military of the
United States of America and their families.
oregonmilitarysupportnetwork.org
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Piel
Canela PERU
Peruvian Handicraft - Fair Trade
Organization: Alpaca
fiber clothing, Finger Puppets. Woven Tapestries, Paintings,
Anden Dolls, Musical Instruments, Handmade jewelry,
Children's Sweaters, Organic Cotton Clothing.
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Progressive Rehabilitation Associates
Progressive Rehabilitation Associates specializing in rehabilitation for individuals after mild to moderate acquired brain injury (including post concussive syndrome) with the goal of return to work, volunteer work, community independence, or home independence.
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Quality Living, Inc. (QLI) is one of the nation’s largest and most respected providers of brain injury and spinal cord injury rehabilitation. Blending the best of medicine, education and psychology, QLI’s Tri-Dimensional Rehabilitation® program has set the bar as the industry’s gold standard for over 20 years.
www.qliomaha.com
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Rehab without Walls provides comprehensive rehab in the
person's home community where every life happends
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Returning Veterans Project is a nonprofit organization
comprised of politically unaffiliated and independent health
care practitioners who offer free and confidential services
to veterans and their families of the current Iraq and
Afghanistan campaigns. Volunteers include mental health
professionals, acupuncturists, naturopaths, chiropractors,
physicians, massage therapists, and other complementary
health care providers.
Returning Veterans Project
returningveterans.org
(503) 933-4996
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Second Step
David Dubats | CEO
Second Step, Inc. |
"Helping People Walk Again"
P.O. Box
42121 | Eugene OR 97404
[email protected] |
secondstepinc.com
Toll Free: 877.299.STEP | Direct:
541.337.5790 | Fax: 866.596.0765
At Second Step, helping people
walk again, more independently, is our passion and our
mission. Many individuals who are using the
Second Step Gait Harness System, and who were unable to walk
in the 5, 10 and 20 plus years post their illness or injury,
are now beginning to stand and walk again for the first
time. We believe that recovery is a better approach than
adaption. You will find comprehensive information on
the GHS models on our website,
http://www.secondstepinc.com . You will also see daily
updated posts of user photos and videos under our
Facebook link, which you can access at
the bottom of our home web page.
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Social Security Administration
Social Security's
Disability Programs have been streamlined to expedite
application processing from those with severe medical
impairments. Online services, benefit programs, and
key materials plus answers to you questions about these
important programs.
www.socialsecurity.gov
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STEMTech HealthSciences, Inc.-the stem cell nutrition
Stemtech is a science-based company with patented, patent
pending products and publish scientific studies.
Stemtech nutrition products support the release, circulation
and migration of stem cells to tissues and organs-including
the skin. Available only through Independent
Distributors and is not sold in stores.
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Talking Books and Braille Service
Audio and Braille books for people who are unable, due to
injury, illness, blindness, or certain reading disabilities
are unable to read standard print materials. Talking
Books and Braille Service is a free federal service
administered by the Oregon State Library. www.tbabs.org
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VFW -
Molalla
The Veterans of Foreign Wars has a rich tradition in enhancing the lives of millions through its community service programs and special projects. From providing free phone cards to our nation's active-duty military personnel to raising money for the World War II memorial, the VFW is there, "honoring the dead by helping the living."
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United Seating & Mobility
Putting Lives in Motion
At United Seating & Mobility, we’ve helped more than a hundred thousand people overcome obstacles to their mobility by putting lives in motion. For us, the heart of our work is improving the lives of those we serve by offering the smartest seating and mobility solutions possible.
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Windsor Place: is a 3 home, 15 resident
campus dedicated to residents who have suffered a traumatically brain injury.
We do restorative and behavioral therapies to give our
residents confidence and quality of life and independence.
Sharon Slaughter, CBIS Executive Director
503-581-8300
[email protected]
www.windsorplacesalem.org
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