In New Issue of Spinal Column, a Look at the Ways Shepherd Center Supports Lifelong Learning

The new issue of Shepherd Center's quarterly magazine is now available for download as a PDF file here. Subscribers to the print version will receive copies via postal mail in the coming days.

In this issue of Spinal Column, we explore the many ways Shepherd Center promotes and supports lifelong learning for staff, patients, and clinical allies worldwide. Life experience and curiosity guided Jessica Pan Conklin, Ph.D., in her academic journey and professional career as a scientist-practitioner in neuropsychology. Bobby Rosenbleeth's passion for knowledge compelled him to continue learning and pursuing his interests after he sustained a brain injury. And Christopher Hairie, PT, DPT, MBA, at Atrium Health Navicent in Macon, Georgia, is one of the many clinicians who turn to Shepherd Center’s NeuroRehabilitation Learning Institute for high-quality, best-practices education.

The magazine also features these stories, among other patient profiles, staff highlights, honorariums, and memorials:

Advancing Learning to Improve Care

Diane Johnston, MSPT, director of professional education at Shepherd Center, helps Shepherd bridge gaps in professional education and improve care for patients worldwide.

Leaning on and Learning From Others

After Taylor Eastridge sustained a traumatic brain injury, she and her husband, Tyler, found support at Shepherd Center.

Life Lessons

The lessons Chris Port learned during rehabilitation at Shepherd Center influenced his approach to life.

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