Kenny Grad School is an education series for people with spinal cord injuries or strokes and their families and care providers.
Kenny Grad School provides a bimonthly forum for exploring ongoing issues along with identifying networking opportunities in the community.
Kenny Grad School courses are free, but pre-registration is required. Please call 612-863-7306.
For more information about these sessions, call 612-863-3201.
Kenny Grad School for Persons with Spinal Cord Injury
Each session is led by experts on different topics and includes plenty of time for group discussion.
Kenny Grad School presenters come from a variety of backgrounds, including physiatry, occupational therapy, physical therapy, psychology, social work, nutrition, therapeutic recreation, and even lay people in the community.
Topics may include:
Relax, Replenish, Reconnect
Caring for the Whole Person with a Focus on Healing
Sessions are offered every other month, on the third Tuesday evening, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute at Abbott Northwestern Hospital – second floor, therapy gym, unless otherwise noted.
Stroke survivors and their care partners are invited to Kenny Grad School: 2012 Stroke Lecture Series. This free monthly information series features presentations by experts from Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute on topics related to recovery and living life after a stroke.
The classes alternate between Abbott Northwestern Hospital in Minneapolis and United Hospital in St. Paul, Minnesota. All classes are from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on the third Tuesday of the month.
For more about these sessions, call Sue Newman, stroke rehabilitation program coordinator, at 612-863-4996. Below are the topics and dates of upcoming sessions.
Source: Sister Kenny Rehabilitation Institute Reviewed by: Jennifer Theis, MSOTR/C, program coordinator, Sister Kenny Spinal Cord System of Care First Published: 03/22/2011 Last Reviewed: 03/03/2011