October 2025

Understanding Head Injuries in Youth Sports Head injuries are among the most common risks in youth sports, but they are also among the most misunderstood. Many do not involve visible wounds, and symptoms can appear hours after the initial impact. Recognizing head injuries in youth sports early and responding quickly is essential to protect long-term […]

Anxiety after concussion is one of the most common but least recognized challenges during recovery. Along with irritability and mood changes, it often appears when the brain is still healing. Because these symptoms are invisible, they are sometimes dismissed; however, for the individual, they are very real and can significantly impact mood, relationships, and daily

Omega-3 fatty acids are essential building blocks for the brain. They play a central role in brain structure, communication between cells, and overall function. For individuals recovering from a concussion or mild traumatic brain injury, Omega-3s may offer valuable nutritional support. This blog will explore what Omega-3s are, how they relate to concussion brain injury

When a child experiences a head injury, parents often become the first and strongest advocates for their recovery. While doctors provide medical guidance, coaches spend significant time with young athletes on the field or in the gym. Their awareness and actions directly affect whether recovery is smooth or filled with setbacks. When it comes to

When an athlete suffers a sports concussion, the physical injury is only part of the story. What often follows is a long and uncertain recovery journey. Athlete voices bring an important perspective to this conversation because their experiences highlight both the challenges and the lessons learned. One of the clearest lessons is that recovery is

Inflammation is the body’s built-in defense system. It helps protect and repair tissue when something goes wrong. After a concussion, though, inflammation looks very different than the swelling you see when you sprain an ankle. Inside the brain, this process is complex, often overwhelming, and can linger far longer than expected. Understanding this process is

Resilience is not just about “toughing it out.” For those living with the aftermath of a concussion, or navigating the lingering challenges of post concussion syndrome, it is about finding the strength to keep moving forward when symptoms are invisible, recovery feels unpredictable, and daily life requires constant adjustments. Through the voices of our community,