A global community. A shared purpose. In her welcome address at #ACRM2026 in Washington, D.C., ACRM President @fofiConstant celebrated the people and perspectives that bring our rehabilitation community together. As ACRM’s first President based outside North America, she highlighted our global reach and shared commitment to improving the lives of people of all abilities through rehabilitation research, education, and advocacy. For 103 years, ACRM has connected researchers, clinicians, healthcare professionals, people with lived experience, and partners across disciplines and borders to advance rehabilitation science. With the United States marking its 250th anniversary, her message in the nation’s capital reflected on values at the heart of our community: unity, respect for diversity, collaboration, and resilience. These values guide the science we share, the ideas we explore, and the connections we build at this conference and beyond. Together, we continue moving rehabilitation research into practice and improving lives. #ACRM2026 #ACRM #RehabilitationResearch #InterdisciplinaryResearch #Rehabilitation

Connecting Mind, Recovery, and Rehabilitation. The proposed CRT-K approach explores how psychological preparation, supervised ketamine treatment, and cognitive rehabilitation strategies may work together in traumatic brain injury rehabilitation. Research by 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗟. 𝗦𝗮𝗰𝗸𝘀-𝗭𝗶𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻 and 𝗝𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗲 𝗡. 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝗗𝗲𝗹𝗺𝗮𝗻 highlights an approach requiring further investigation. #ACRM #BrainInjury #RehabResearch #CognitiveRehabilitation

Five Days. Countless Connections. Memories That Last a Lifetime. From inspiring conversations to groundbreaking research, #ACRM2026 brought the rehabilitation community together for an unforgettable experience in Washington, DC. The conference may be over, but the inspiration continues! Thank you for making #ACRM2026 truly memorable. #ACRM #Rehabilitation #RehabResearch #ConferenceMemories #ACRMCommunity

A New Destination. Endless Possibilities. One ACRM Community! The future of rehabilitation is coming to West Palm Beach! Join us for the ACRM 104th Annual Fall Conference & EXPO, where groundbreaking ideas, meaningful connections, and innovation come together to advance rehabilitation. West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 Save the date. Be part of what’s next! #ACRM2027 #Rehabilitation #RehabResearch #Innovation #ACRMCommunity

The Conversations We Shared. The Connections We Made. The Memories We Keep. Looking back at the moments that made #ACRM2026 unforgettable! From exploring innovations at the EXPO to exchanging ideas and learning from one another, every experience brought our rehabilitation community together. A heartfelt thank you to our attendees, speakers, exhibitors, and partners for making these moments so meaningful. Together, we continue moving rehabilitation forward! #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceHighlights #Rehabilitation #ACRMCommunity

Exploring New Possibilities in Brain Injury Rehabilitation. At #ACRM2026, Amanda L. Sacks-Zimmerman and Jodie N. NewDelman, presented CRT-K (Precision Ketamine-Assisted Cognitive Remediation Therapy), a proposed approach integrating ketamine-assisted care, psychological support, and cognitive rehabilitation. This emerging model explores a potential direction for traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, with further research needed to evaluate its safety and effectiveness. #ACRM #ACRM2026 #BrainInjury #Neurorehabilitation #RehabilitationResearch

A New Destination. New Connections. Endless Possibilities. The journey continues! Join us for the ACRM 104th Annual FALL Conference & EXPO in beautiful West Palm Beach, Florida. Get ready to reconnect with the global rehabilitation community, exchange groundbreaking ideas, and create new memories as we continue advancing rehabilitation together. West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 Save the date. We can't wait to see you there! #ACRM #ACRM2027 #SaveTheDate #Rehabilitation #RehabResearch #ACRMCommunity

Innovation, Connections, and Memories That Last. Looking back at the wonderful moments of #ACRM2026 in Washington, DC! From exploring new technologies to sharing ideas and building meaningful connections, every experience reflected the spirit of our rehabilitation community. A heartfelt thank you to our exhibitors, presenters, and attendees for making these moments so special. Together, we continue advancing rehabilitation! #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceMemories #Rehabilitation #Innovation

Five Days. Countless Connections. Unforgettable Memories. The smiles, the conversations, the shared experiences, these are the moments that made #ACRM2026 special. Thank you to our incredible rehabilitation community for being part of this journey. See you at #ACRM2027! West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 #ACRM #ConferenceMemories #ACRMCommunity #ACRM2027

Great Ideas. Meaningful Connections. Lasting Memories. Reliving the research, innovation, and shared experiences that made #ACRM2026 special! Thank you to everyone who contributed their knowledge, passion, and enthusiasm to our rehabilitation community. #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceMemories #Rehabilitation

Meaningful Conversations. Lasting Connections. Unforgettable Memories. A look back at the moments that made #ACRM2026 special! From insightful sessions to meaningful discussions and new connections, every experience brought our rehabilitation community closer together. Thank you to everyone who shared their knowledge, ideas, and passion for advancing rehabilitation. The conference may be over, but the inspiration continues! Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceHighlights #Rehabilitation #ACRMCommunity

Great Memories. New Beginnings. Washington, DC, gave us unforgettable moments. Now, it's time to look ahead to more connections, inspiration, and memories at #ACRM2027! West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2027 #SaveTheDate

Understanding the Complexities of Brain Injury Recovery. Recovery goes beyond physical rehabilitation. Thinking skills, emotional well-being, and sense of self can all influence the rehabilitation journey. At #ACRM2026, Amanda L. Sacks-Zimmerman, PhD, ABPP-CN, and Jodie N. NewDelman, PsyD, explored these interconnected challenges through the proposed CRT-K approach. The model examines how cognitive, emotional, and personal factors may influence rehabilitation engagement. Further research is needed. Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #BrainInjury #Neurorehabilitation #RehabilitationResearch

Some Moments Become Memories. Some Connections Last Forever. Reliving the moments that made #ACRM2026 truly unforgettable! From inspiring conversations and shared smiles to meaningful connections, every moment reminded us that the heart of ACRM is its people. A heartfelt THANK YOU to everyone who joined us in Washington, DC, and made these five days so special. The conference may have ended, but the memories, friendships, and inspiration continue. Until we meet again at ACRM 2027! West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ACRM2027 #ConferenceMemories #Rehabilitation #ACRMCommunity

Exploring the Future of Cognitive Rehabilitation. At #ACRM2026, 𝗔𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗱𝗮 𝗟. 𝗦𝗮𝗰𝗸𝘀-𝗭𝗶𝗺𝗺𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗮𝗻 and 𝗝𝗼𝗱𝗶𝗲 𝗡. 𝗡𝗲𝘄𝗗𝗲𝗹𝗺𝗮𝗻, presented the proposed CRT-K approach. The model explores four stages: psychological preparation, clinically supervised ketamine treatment, integration of insights, and cognitive strategy development. By connecting psychological support with cognitive rehabilitation, CRT-K offers a research concept for further investigation in traumatic brain injury rehabilitation. Further research is needed to evaluate its effectiveness. Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #BrainInjury #Neurorehabilitation #RehabilitationResearch

Celebrating Achievements. Sharing Knowledge. Creating Lasting Memories. A look back at the special moments of #ACRM2026 in Washington, DC! From celebrating achievements to inspiring presentations and meaningful discussions, every moment reflected the dedication and passion of our rehabilitation community. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who contributed to this memorable gathering. Together, we continue advancing rehabilitation and improving lives. Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceHighlights #Rehabilitation #ACRMCommunity

Great Memories Behind Us. Exciting Moments Ahead! Thank you for making #ACRM2026 unforgettable! The conversations, connections, and shared experiences will stay with us. Now it's time to make new memories together! SAVE THE DATE | ACRM 2027 West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 See you there! Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2027 #SaveTheDate #Rehabilitation

Exploring New Possibilities in Brain Injury Rehabilitation. At #ACRM2026, Amanda L. Sacks-Zimmerman, PhD, ABPP-CN, and Jodie N. NewDelman, PsyD, presented CRT-K (Precision Ketamine-Assisted Cognitive Remediation Therapy). This proposed approach brings together ketamine-assisted care, psychological therapy, and cognitive rehabilitation to explore new possibilities for traumatic brain injury recovery. Further research is needed to evaluate its effectiveness. Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #BrainInjury #Neurorehabilitation #RehabilitationResearch

Great People. Meaningful Conversations. Memories That Last. Looking back at the smiles, shared experiences, and special moments of #ACRM2026. Thank you to everyone who brought their passion, ideas, and energy to our rehabilitation community! Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #ACRM2026 #ConferenceMemories #Rehabilitation

The Next Chapter of Rehabilitation Begins in West Palm Beach! Save the Date for the ACRM 104th Annual Conference! West Palm Beach, Florida September 25–29, 2027 New ideas, meaningful connections, and another opportunity to advance rehabilitation together. See you at #ACRM2027! Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM #SaveTheDate #Rehabilitation #WestPalmBeach

The Moments Fade, but the Memories Remain. ACRM 2026 was more than a conference. It was a celebration of people, ideas, innovation, and the connections that move rehabilitation forward. Thank you to everyone who made ACRM 2026, so meaningful. Here's to the memories we created and the progress we'll continue making together. Learn more: ACRM.org #ACRM2026 #RehabilitationResearch #ConferenceMemories #ACRM #RehabInnovation