“Every sport comes with its own culture and concerns, and I learned how to adapt the way I talk about concussion to make it relevant and meaningful to each group. More than anything, it showed me the power of listening, connecting, and creating a space where people feel comfortable asking questions and sharing their own experiences.”

Scottish Sports Concussion Guidance updated to reflect the latest research advances in sport concussion.

…what has become apparent from our findings is the opportunity that exists for improved concussion awareness

Look after yourself, take head injuries seriously – see a doctor, and check up on your mates.

… aware of the danger of concussion, and no game is more valuable than a person.

The culture, context, and pressures can dictate an athlete’s response to…

20 football headers affect how the brain talks to the muscles, so now we wanted …

Your mental performance can be limited in a number of ways….

Regardless of injury scenarios, caregivers based their decisions to seek medical care…

I was told to just “take it easy” and things should be better after a week or two…

Collaborative action is key to advancing concussion knowledge and practice. We all have a role to play, and the time is now.