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CNS Videos

Founded on the belief that most patients can recover if given appropriate rehabilitation, CNS has a distinguished history of providing specialized care for those who’ve experienced a traumatic brain injury. Our videos exemplify this philosophy. They portray our clinical approach, chronicle the patient experience, and convey the dedication of our amazing staff. Our therapists are featured in the rehabilitation environment, helping patients to embrace life skills that lead to independence. Our clinicians describe the programs that have helped thousands of people return to meaningful lives. And our CEO and founder, Dr. Mark Ashley, discusses why he cares so deeply about our patients and their families.

The Continued Care Program Series

CNS Continued Care provides a range of care options, including Assisted Living, Residential, and Supported Living. In every setting, our dedicated and skilled staff prioritize the reinforcement and enhancement of critical life skills gained through active therapy. Explore our program through informative videos, discover the CNS Enrichment Center, and listen to testimonials from people actively participating in our program.

Environmental Validity at CNS

Reintegrating into the community can be a challenge for those who have experienced a brain injury. At CNS, we help patients regain their highest level of independence and prepare for life after therapy by providing neurorehabilitation in real-world settings.

COUNSELING OFFERS NEW TOOLS TO COPE WITH THE EFFECTS OF BRAIN INJURY

Early in his career, CNS Counselor Eric Martin used to daydream about the perfect job. “I saw myself sitting among a circle of professionals, putting all our focus into helping someone who experiences profound suffering,” he recalled. In 2009 he joined CNS and his dream came true. CNS offers professional therapeutic counseling in groups and individually for spouses, children, relatives, and others close to the patient.

The Centre for Neuro Skills and American Heart Association Partnership

We are thrilled to announce the American Heart Association (AHA), and the Centre for Neuro Skills (CNS) have partnered to provide education and resources on stroke-related brain injuries to our communities in California and Texas. Together, we are Getting to the Heart of Brain Injury and reminding you that Heart Health is Brain Health.

CNS Austin Open House Live Stream Highlights

CNS celebrated the opening of their latest clinic in Austin, Texas with an invitation-only open house on Thursday, June 24. The event featured clinic tours, CNS speakers, live music, and guest speakers Justin Glick and Megan Guerra, both former patients, who shared their rehabilitation stories. Watch the highlight reel here!

Covid Panel Discussion Series

In partnership with the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA), CNS recently hosted a live virtual event entitled Neuro Implications of COVID-19: Panel Discussion and Webinar. The educational webinar discussed various aspects of the neurological, psycho-social, and financial impacts of COVID-19 and welcomed three esteemed speakers.

About CNS Videos

Stroke Video Series

In honor of Stroke Awareness Month, CNS and the Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) joined forces to offer important stroke information throughout May 2020.

Patient Videos

Inspiring and emotive, these short films about our patients chronicle the path from injury to transformation at Centre for Neuro Skills. The power of our intensive therapy is exemplified in vignettes that tell the story of triumph over adversity.

40th Anniversary Video Series

August 2020 CNS celebrated our 40th anniversary. To honor our anniversary milestone over the month, we showcased some of the many people who have demonstrated that significant rehabilitation is possible after acute care. We will also shared videos of longtime staff and recognized our exceptional and dedicated CNS team members.