Speakers Bureau Fairlawn has a wide array of healthcare professionals willing to share information on a broad range of topics. The following is a list of presentations offered through our Speakers Bureau. For more information about these presentations, or if you have a rehabilitation topic in mind that is not listed, please call our Referral Services Department at 508-791-6351, Ext. 270.   Aging Clarence "Skip" Perry and his service dog, Blitz, are an integral part of Fairlawn's Feet First program, an injury prevention workshop for elementary and secondary school students. Facing the Challenges of Caring for Older Loved Ones Conversations With An Elderly Patient Working With Toxic Elders   Amputee An Overview of Amputee Rehabilitation   Brain Injury Rehabilitation of the Patient With Brain Injury Understanding Traumatic Brain Injury From the Family's Perspective Brain Injury and Cognitive Evaluations Behavior Management of the Patient With Brain Injury Neuro-Anatomy and Epidemiology Brain Injury Role Changes in the Family Structure After a Traumatic Brain Injury Sexuality Issues for the Patient With Brain Injury Bike and Helmet Safety Role of the Neuropsychologist and Neuropsychological Evalutation   Cancer Holistic Approach to the Patient With Cancer Pain Management Associated With Cancer Stress Management and Relaxation Techniques for the Patient With Cancer Advantages of Co-Treatments for Energy Conservation   Ethical Issues Ethical Issues at End of Life When Do Patients Become Our Friends?: Respecting the Boundaries of Others   Multiple Sclerosis Rehabilitation of the Patient With Multiple Sclerosis Medical and Functional Issues Associated With Multiple Sclerosis Psychosocial Treatment and Issues Associated With Multiple Sclerosis The Effects Multiple Sclerosis Can Have on Sexuality   Nutrition Nutrition and Stroke Prevention Nutrition and Cardiac Rehabilitation Nutrition and Managing Diabetes Nutrition and Osteoporosis Weight Management The National Dysphagia Diet: Treating the Patient With Dysphagia Malnutrition and Recovery Nutrition and Wound Healing Nutrition Support in the Rehabilitation Setting   Pastoral Care Role of the Hospital Chaplain The Art and Skill of Pastoral Care Spiritual Issues and Rehabilitation Spiritual Caregiving for the Rehabilitation Patient End of Life Issues Grief and Loss   Post-Acute Care The Differences Between Acute and Sub-Acute Rehabilitation Choosing the Best Level of Rehabilitative Care   Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation and the Patient With Spinal Cord Injury Management of the Neurogenic Bowel and Bladder Sexuality Issues Vocational Issues and Community Re-Entry Occupational Therapy for Patients With Spinal Cord Injury   Stroke Community Re-Entry for Stroke Survivors Cognitive Impairment and Its Affect on Behavior and Family Swallowing Disorders Rehabilitation of the Patient With Aphasia   Communication Disorders Laryngectomee Rehabilitation Developing a Swallowing Program Communication Evaluation of the Non-English Speaking Client Voice Therapy Voice Hygiene Language and Cognitive Dysfunction   School Programs Recognizing the importance of educating young people about rehabilitation, healthcare professions, and injury prevention, Fairlawn provides several programs designed for elementary and secondary school students as well as community groups serving children and adolescents.   They include:   Feet First, an injury prevention program, includes presentations by healthcare professionals as well as first-hand accounts from individuals with spinal cord and/or brain injuries resulting from high-risk behavior (i.e., unsafe diving practices, drunk driving). Program content targets specific age groups.   Hospital Tours / Staff Presentations provide an opportunity for young people to explore specific healthcare careers and learn about physical rehabilitation/disabilities.     Press Releases • Partnerships • Speakers Bureau • Calendar