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Facebook Live Event! 10 Years After a Brain Aneurysm: What You Can Learn

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Friday, August 3, 2018
11:00 am PST
To watch, visit: facebook.com/redslice

Did you miss the live video feed? Not to worry!
You can watch the video at your leisure after the August 3 at the link above.
A Facebook account is required to view the video.

Don’t miss this special Facebook Live event hosted by Maria Ross, aneurysm survivor, author, speaker, and consultant. Maria will be sharing the 7 lessons she learned in her recovery from an aneurysm and how others can apply them to their own lives and businesses.

“It’s been 10 years since a brain aneurysm almost killed me. The recovery was tough, the road was long, but I was extremely blessed: I’ve adapted, my business have thrived, and my life is good. But I’m still learning every day! Many of you have wondered how the journey has evolved since I wrote Rebooting My Brain in 2012. Come hear the rest of the story, ask questions, share YOUR stories and learn seven lessons that you can apply to have a richer, easier, more fulfilling business + life.”

In honor of her 10 year anniversary and Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month, Maria is also donating 25% of net sales of her book “Rebooting My Brain: How a Freak Aneurysm Reframed My Life” to Schurig Center in August and September.

Purchase your copy in print, Kindle or audiobook version here.

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Schurig Center to Participate in the 2016 Kaiser Permanente Stroke Symposium

Download the press release here.

Representatives from Schurig Center for Brain Injury Recovery will be presenting at Kaiser Permanente’s Stroke Symposium on Thursday, September 8, 2016 at Embassy Suites in San Rafael, CA.

The symposium is a full day of education designed for the health care providers working with stroke patients. Speakers will include several Kaiser Permanente physicians from across Northern California (Neurologists, Cardiologist, Emergency Department/EMS Director, and Physical Medicine and Rehab) and physicians from the Neurovascular Program at UCSF. The following representatives from Schurig Center for Brain Injury Recovery, the only community-based non-profit presenting at the symposium, will also provide information about stroke treatment and recovery.

Schurig Center Board member and Chief of Neuropsychology Brain Injury Program at Kaiser Foundation Rehabilitation Center, Dr. Richard L. Delmonico, PhD, and Neuropsychologist Dr. Jim Wilson, PhD, will be discussing the statistics and current medical advances in the field of stroke treatment. They will also provide information about Schurig Center, including the organization’s history, services, and the center’s impact in improving a survivor’s quality of life after a brain injury.

Schurig Center Advisory Board member, author, and founder of Red Slice, LLC, Maria Ross, will share her own personal road to recovery from her aneurysm and the important role that community-based non-profits like Schurig Center play in helping survivors adjust to life after a brain injury.

Tickets can be purchased online here.