Join Us for the Inaugural Disorders of Consciousness Conference!

Jimmy Simpson Foundation • February 7, 2025

When: March 25-26, 2025

Where: Clarence Brown Conference Center | Cartersville, GA

Why Attend? Earn Continuing Education Credits – Approved CE hours available for a variety of medical and rehabilitation professionals.


  • Learn from Leading Experts – Gain insight from distinguished speakers in the field of brain injury, rehabilitation, and disorders of consciousness.
  • Network with Professionals – Build meaningful connections with healthcare providers, researchers, and advocates who are shaping the future of care.


Continuing Education (CE) Credit Information

This event has been approved and is pending approval for CE credits across multiple disciplines:

  • Approved for 6 credit hours: CME, CNE, NP, PT, RN, GA Adjustors, GA Adjustor Instructors.
  • Pending approval for up to 6 hours: CCM, OT, RT, and SLP.
  • Pre-approved for 4.25 and/or 2.5 credit hours: CRC.


Featured Speakers
We’re bringing together renowned experts in the field to provide valuable insights and practical knowledge:

  • Keynote Speaker
    Dr. Joseph Fins, M.D., D. Hum. Litt. (hc)
    Internationally recognized expert on the civil rights implications of disorders of consciousness.


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