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11th Annual NKY TBI Conference Keynote Presentation – March 31, 2017 EVALUATION RESULTS – Craig Phillips Video Presentation

May 17, 2017 By Second Chance to Live

 11th Annual NKY TBI Conference Keynote Presentation – March 31, 2017 EVALUATION RESULTS – Craig Phillips Video Presentation
11th Annual NKY TBI Conference Keynote Presentation – March 31, 2017, EVALUATION RESULTS – Craig Phillips Video Presentation

At the end of March 2017, I had the opportunity to give a keynote presentation at the 11th Annual NKY TBI Conference. Several days ago, on May 14th 2017, I received the evaluation results from individuals who attended my keynote presentation.

Several days ago I wrote an article to share the evaluation results with my readers.

In my interest to share the information with individuals who learn through watching and listening, I am creating a video presentation of the article. To watch and listen to the video presentation of the article, you may click on this link:

11th Annual NKY TBI Conference Keynote Presentation – March 31, 2017, EVALUATION RESULTS – Craig Phillips Video Presentation

Here is a link to the PowerPoint Presentation shared at the Conference: Experiencing a Second Chance to Live after a Brain Injury PowerPoint Presentation

Below is an excerpt from the article

On March 31, 2017 I gave a keynote presentation at the 11th Annual NKY TBI Conference to Dr.’s, Lawyers, Providers, Brain Injury Survivors and Family Members.

Last night I received a copy of the evaluation results from my keynote presentation given at the conference.

Please share my availability to be a keynote speaker or a workshop leader at your upcoming conference.

Below is a list of the comments received from the evaluation results.

Comments

 The only person I have heard of a way to rebuild the neuroplasticity connections; very grateful for your talk and handouts.

 Hit home. I was diagnosed with ADD at age 27. I was never badly injured but grew up at the same time when much less was known re-brain disorders.

 Thank you for sharing your story!

 Very inspirational.

 Excellent presenter; *one of the best presenters; * a favorite: very positive; lots of information; encouraging. Great information & survivor perspective Very inspiring!! Unbelievably encouraging!!

 An excellent speaker who describe his experience well- he provided great encouragement from his experience.

 Encouraging to hear from Brain Injury survivors. Humorous and likable.

 Inspiring and well done

 Thank you for sharing your story with us! Your talk was helpful!

 I appreciated Mr. Phillips sharing his story. His passion for living life to the fullest and desire to help others is inspiring. Thank you.

 Great speaker! Loved the examples of skill he built over time through perseverance. Thank you for sharing your faith. That was encouraging.

 Good job!

 very well done. Heartfelt, information relevant for/from professional caregiver lens & personal lens – keeping a positive perspective. Bigger process reminders for not getting stuck in frustration but rising above circumstance provide to any of us very rich presentation.

 Thank you for presenting. You are an inspiration to others to have hope and persevere! Thank you! ?

 very inspirational!

 Great speaker

 Awesome! Amazing! Inspirational, impressive, you are truly on your path to fulfill your purpose (God’s will).

 Great information on martial arts training.

 Loved his personal accounts. Great speaker

 Really enjoyed hearing how the movement with martial arts helped you!

 Very inspiring and knowledgeable individual

 Inspirational

 Inspirational. Thanks to him for sharing his experiences and his dedication to not giving up

 Very inspiring!

 This gentleman totally kept my attention; his story so uplifting or inspiring. Inspiring

 Informative and gratifying to see a TBI survivor tell his story and overcome his obstacles.

 Thank you for sharing your story

 Amazing story! Fabulous speaker!

 articulate and very interesting presentation

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