For Individuals/Families

The following are resources on concussion:

St. Joseph’s Health Care (London) – ABI patient education toolkit
Includes:
MyBrainPacerTM App – Users track daily points to balance their activity and minimize their concussion symptoms.
Concussion Care Video Series and other downloadable, easy to use tools and tips.
Includes the following videos:

St. Joseph’s Health Care (London) – ABI Video Series: 101 Steps to Success
These series of YouTube videos discuss strategies for the following symptoms:

Brain Injury Canada – Concussion infographics

Brain Injury Guidelines 
Includes: Clinical Practice Guideline for the Rehabilitation of Adults with Moderate to Severe TBI, Living Concussion Guideline for Adults over 18 years of age and Living Guideline for Pediatric Concussion Care

Canadian Concussion Centre – Webinar series and Managing Persistent Concussion Symptoms Handbook

Concussion Tool – For Coaches, Teachers, Parents, Students and Athletic Therapists

Ontario Brain Injury Association – Concussion Booklet (Adult)
Includes:
–  The definition of a concussion and information on management and return to activity
–  Contact information for the online Concussion/mTBI support group

Parachute – Concussion Information and Resources
Includes:
–  Concussion Ed app – free access to critical concussion resources

For Children and Youth

CanChild – Concussion Guideline Brochure
Includes:
–  Return to Activity Guidelines for Children and Youth
–  Return to School Guidelines for Children and Youth

Concussions Ontario – Pediatric Guidelines

Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital – Concussion Handbook
Includes:
–  Information on concussion and potential effects on the mind and body
–  Strategies to help with recovery
–  Self-management tool kit, including an activity log

Ontario Brain Injury Association – Concussion Booklet (Children & Youth)
Includes:
–  Return to play guidelines
–  Return to learn play guidelines