Advance Brain‑Based Care—
Earn IACET‑Approved CEUs Anywhere
Flexible online courses and live workshops created by clinicians, scientists, and global thought‑leaders in neuro‑rehabilitation and special education.
Why Learn with the International Institute for the Brain (iBRAIN)?
IACET Accredited
We comply with the ANSI/IACET 1‑2018 Standard, empowering us to issue official Continuing Education Units (CEUs) that are recognized worldwide.
Mission‑Aligned
Facilitate independence and participation in all aspects of education, including self-care and everyday activities using a holistic, family-centered approach.
Built by Front‑Line Experts
Our own therapists, educators, and researchers distill real‑world breakthroughs into practical, actionable lessons.
Powered by Global Collaboration
External subject‑matter experts—from neurologists to assistive‑tech entrepreneurs—co‑create courses that push the boundaries of innovation.
Flexible & Inclusive
300+ asynchronous modules, live webinars, and hands‑on labs—accessible to clinicians, educators, caregivers, and families alike.
By Joining the iBRAIN
Continuing Education Program
you will:
- Gain state‑of‑the‑art strategies grounded in the latest translational research.
- Earn verifiable CEUs to maintain licensure and demonstrate expertise.
- Contribute to a global community committed to moving the world of rehabilitation forward.

Featured Courses
iBRAINiac Interviews & Q&A's
Original conversations with pioneering clinicians, researchers, students, and advocates—curated by our Continuing Education (CE) department to give you unfiltered insight into the future of neuro-rehabilitation.
Become a Guest Lecturer or Course Author
We believe the best learning happens through collaboration. If you have expertise in rehabilitation, neuroscience, special education, assistive technology, or related fields, we invite you to shape the next generation of innovative courses.
Complete our 5-minute interest survey and a member of the CE team will reach out to discuss next steps—virtual or in-person.
