Hope

I often thought I would have fared better had my leg or arm been broken, an injury the helpers could see, and empathize with. Instead this invisible injury was to be diagnosed by what I could no longer do.

Finding Joy

FEATURED IMAGE DESCRIPTION: The author, France Theriault, poses in front of art work. She has dark glasses and an orange …

A Lifetime of Concussions

Jeff spent 4 years in the 1980s racing Enduro Stock Cars, which he says are the ‘lowest, cheapest, and by far the most aggressive division in short track stock car racing.’ Back then, drivers were allowed to crash into each other going 100 km/hr. Add on years of hockey and a car collision, and that’s a lot of hits to the head. Read Jeff’s story about living with Traumatic Brain Injury.

Anxiety in PCS Sufferers Can be Managed

BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR Before I had my car accident four years ago, I would not have described myself as an …

Review: Cracked the Musical

BY: HILARY PEARSON One thing about this pandemic, there has been no shortage of creativity taking place online. Shot with …

Logan: my story of living with multiple concussions

BY: LOGAN JUNG-RITCHIE Hello everyone, my name is Logan and I live and work here in Toronto with my wife …

Making the subjective objective; how technology helps evaluate concussions

 BY: PHIL PALMER, DC AND DONALD D. SCHRUMP JR, DC, MS, CSCS In the current climate of concussion clinics, many tools …

How to best return to work following a concussion in the computer driven 21st century

BY: COLIN HARDING One in five Canadians will experience a concussion from sport in their lifetime. Suffering a concussion can …

Post Concussion Syndrome: Why giving up screen time is part of the solution & problem

BY: COLIN HARDING LCD screens surround us. Many people stare at computer screens throughout their workdays, taking breaks only to …

Why didn’t my bike helmet prevent my TBI?

BY: SOPHIA VOUMVAKIS 15 per cent of the approximately 18,000 traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) that occur in a year in …