The first annual Concussion Awareness Week will be held across British Columbia from September 26 to October 2.
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The information, tools and resources in this toolkit are intended to increase British Columbians’ awareness of concussion.
We collaborated on the development of resources on how to diagnose concussion in blind or visually impaired individuals.
The package includes information on how to return to work or school after a concussion, medical checklists, industry specific resources, and more.
If you are interested in mandating CATT for your sports organization, please contact us.
ISMA honours exceptional safety media from around the world.
CATT for Athletes includes a 30-minute, video-based course delivered in an interactive and engaging format. It provides detailed information on concussion recognition, reporting and management in the context of varsity and high-performance athletes.
This study shows a potential gap in the knowledge of the relationship between concussions and mental health issues.
The CATT for Medical Professionals now includes a new module for physiotherapists and occupational therapists who treat patients with concussion.
The new CATT for Women’s Support Workers gives those who support survivors of intimate partner violence evidence-based tools.
