Making Headway Concussion eLearning Series
Prevention of sport-related concussions through neuromuscular and neck strengthening programs: A review and synthesis of the literature
Canadian Guideline on Concussion in Sport – Parachute Canada
Living Concussion Guidelines for Adults
Concussion guide for coaches & trainers
Concussion guide for parents & care-givers
Concussion guide for athletes
Retirement after concussions
It can be hard to know when an athlete should retire from sports due to concussions. Researchers have highlighted the importance of having open discussions with athletes who have experienced concussions about the current evidence and risks of continuing to play so that they can make informed decisions about their participation or retirement. These discussions should include…
The state of coaching sport: Landmark report reveals new insights and data
This article is part of a series in collaboration with the Centre for Healthy Youth Development through Sport (CHYDS) at Brock University and was presented at the CHYDS’ hosted Youth Sport Summit in April 2024. Coaching is the backbone of sport, fostering skill development, mentorship, and a sense of community among athletes and participants. With 1…
Concussions and helmet fit
How often do you check your helmet’s fit? Research shows that hockey players who wear improperly fitting helmets may have increased odds of experiencing a concussion. Encouraging athletes to have their helmets fit checked can help ensure that they get all of the protective benefits their helmet offers.