Our Newsletter
Here you will find the most recent issues of Beechwords, our annual newsletter that highlights some of the most recent happenings at Beechwood.
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Fall 2009 Beechwords (2,301 KB)
Highlights: Falls Prevention at Beechwood - Doing Great: a man with traumatic brain injury helps students with special needs - Beechwood's Program Evaluation System: Ensuring Performance, Consistency and Value - A Note to Our Clients: What our Performance Improvement System Means to You - a young woman with traumatic brain injury makes books for students with speech challenges.
Summer 2008 Beechwords (1,049 KB)
Highlights: Driving Distractions: Unsafe at Any Speed - New Bill to Boost Funding for Brain Disorder Treatment - Client Honored with Achievement Award - Betting on Horses is No Handicap - Stakeholder Satisfaction Continues to Soar - Brain Injury Wii Training
Winter 2006 - 2007 Beechwords (705 KB)
Highlights: Health, Aging and Brain Injury: Four Years of Investigation - CARF Awards Three-Year Accreditation to Beechwood - About Dr. Thomas Blash - Stakeholder Satisfaction: The Tradition of Excellence Continues - Beechwood clients create bath and body products
Fall 2005 Beechwords (324 KB)
Highlights: Funding Alternatives for People with Traumatic Brain Injury - Accessibility and Foreign Travel - Volunteer Receives Annual President's Award - Beechwood Therapists' study to be published
Fall 2004 Beechwords (335 KB)
Highlights: Brain Injury Treatment: It's not Always About Brain Injury - Dr. Thomas Felicetti Elected Chair of the BI-ISIG - Stakeholder Satisfaction: The Tradition of Excellence Continues - Making Good Decisions - Friday Men's Group Sponsors Child - CARF Awards Three-Year Accreditation to Beechwood.
Fall 2003 Beechwords (1,607 KB)
Highlights: Evidence Based Cognitive Rehabilitation: The December 200 BISIG-ACRM Study – Exceeding Stakeholders’ Expectations: A Decade of Excellence – A Special Note from a Family - Pets: A Motivational Tool for Persons with Brain Injury – Independence Readiness Checklist
Program Note: In November 2003, another brain injury provider assumed the operation of the Beechwood New Jersey program.
Summer 2002 Beechwords (503 KB)
Highlights: When Individuals with Brain Injury Grow Older – Beechwood Expands Vocational Program – Research Pilot Study – Beechwood Continues to Earn High Stakeholder Satisfaction Marks
Spring/Summer 2001 Beechwords
Highlights: An Introduction to Jo-Jo – TBI: How Society Closes Doors by Opening Them – Quality Assurance Outcomes
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