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The Integrative Cognitive Rehabilitation Psychotherapy Institute (ICRP-I) provides training to a variety of people and professionals on how to identify and provide support and treatment to people living with brain injury and co-occurring issues. People living with brain injury and co-occurring conditions will be able to get care that accommodates traditional therapies for co-occurring conditions so that they can have the opportunity to maximize their recovery and outcome similar to others. Therapists will feel equipped and skilled to provide several different types of therapies simultaneously to treat co-occurring issues in an integrative manner to maintain continuity of care and maximize outcome. Treatment teams will have the tools available to them to adapt interventions and apply them holistically within the rehabilitation setting.Our content provides engaging and interesting learning opportunities, guiding viewers to identify their strengths and fill in their learning gaps. When you participate in our Online Educational Lectures, you’re joining a community of like-minded individuals looking to expand their understanding in brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation.
MARK PEDROTTY, PHD
Co-Founder
Dr. Pedrotty served as a professor at Carrie Tingley Hospital at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico and specialized in pediatric rehabilitation for more than 25 years. He provides outpatient clinical services to children and young adults living with chronic illness, medical conditions, and disabilities. He has spent much of his career teaching and served as medical director of the Integrative Cognitive Rehabilitation TeleECHO clinic through Project ECHO and a board member of the Brain Injury Alliance of New Mexico.
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