Concussion

Management

Explore AATA’s Concussion Management resources to access expert guidelines, best practices, and tools for effectively managing concussions. Designed to support both Athletic Therapists and the general public, this page provides valuable information on recognizing, treating, and recovering from concussions, ensuring safe and informed care for all involved.

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Concussion Assessment & Recognition Tools

Concussion Guides

Concussion Statement on Concussion

Concussion Research

More Information and free courses on Concussion

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