September 25, 2024, is Concussion Awareness Day in New Brunswick! To celebrate, the Atlantic Concussion Collaborative Work Group created a resource poster to highlight the importance that awareness and training can have in the prevention of concussions. This poster was also designed to highlight the protocol changes for concussion management that were updated this past year. To download and share this resource, click the button below.
A newly created microlearning for NCCP Making Head Way in Sport is now available! This free online module provides coaches with quick beginner level information on concussions.
Gain the skills and knowledge to ensure the safety of your participants with NCCP Making Head Way in Sport. This newly updated 60-minute eLearning module will help you recognize the signs and symptoms of a concussion and empower you with strategies to respond.
Did you know? Most Canadians do not know the signs and symptoms of a concussion. Do your part in building awareness by sharing these resources with your community.
Did you know? The Sport NB website has a section on concussions. Check out the website for more information!
Did you know? The best way to prevent concussions is to talk about them. As a coach, it’s your role to talk with your team about concussion awareness and how your organization handles with the recovery process.
Did you know? Recognizing a concussion early & following rest procedures can help prevent the potentially fatal Second-Impact Syndrome.
Download the #ConcussionEd app to learn more about the signs, symptoms, and protocols for concussion:
September 25, 2024 is Concussion Awareness Day in New Brunswick. Concussions can happen any time, and no matter the role you play in your community you can be an integral part in bringing concussion awareness to your spaces. Follow our partners this month for more resources
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