Most parents, athletic trainers, and program directors ask the same question before a season starts: is baseline concussion testing worth the time, the money, and the buy-in from coaches and
If your default plan for concussion is still “rest until symptoms resolve,” you’re running last decade’s playbook. Since 2023, the field has moved toward active, individualized rehabilitation anchored by early,
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Persistent post-concussion symptoms (PCS) affect up to 30% of concussion patients and are defined as symptoms lasting more than 10–14...
Concussions can happen anywhere, but when it comes to sports, some activities carry significantly higher risks than others. As awareness...
The Sports Concussion Assessment Tool, commonly referred to as SCAT, is a standardized diagnostic test designed to assess acute concussions...
Continuing education for concussion and post-concussion syndrome is a must for Physical Therapists (and Physiotherapists). This post breaks down the...
Baseline testing gets sold two ways, and both are wrong. Some people treat it like a magic brain scan that proves whether you have a...
Every preseason, the same question comes up for coaches, athletic trainers, and parents: who should get baseline concussion testing before the season starts? It is...
After a concussion, the first question almost everyone asks is simple: how long do concussion symptoms last? You want a number. You want to know...
You hit your head, you feel foggy, and the first advice you hear is often the oldest one in the...
A concussion can change your daily life fast. One day you are working, studying, training, and driving. The next day,...
If it has been weeks since your concussion and you still feel off, you are not imagining it, and you...
If screens make concussion worse for you, and so do the grocery store, the car, and busy places, you are...
You hit your head weeks or even months ago. A doctor said it was a mild concussion and that you...
A lot of people ask the same scary question after a head injury: can one concussion cause CTE? It is...
