Leave it alone- It'll dry out by itself. If there's a saucer under the pot, remove it.

I'd leave all the green- but you can cut off the brown if you wish..

I've found the more I leave them alone, the better they do. Just make sure you give it enough water, but obviously not too much.. Wait untill the dirt dries but before the tendrils begin to hang limply, then give it water.

They should be potted in "well draining" soil, if you're tempted to repot it. I usually just use the cheap stuff from the store & feed them miracle grow. Usually they do quite well, barring the "whoops forgot to water that one" accidents & spider-mite attacks.

I'd put it in part shade untill it recovers & starts to grow again- then introduce it to the sun where it should be happy. WHen winter comes move it inside under some fluorescents.

Good luck- and keep askin' questions.

Thanks Krstofer,
I have moved it to a bit more shaded area and trimmed it up a bit. I will watch it over the next few days/weeks.

Stevi