A concussion may have happened weeks, months or even longer ago, but for some people, symptoms can continue well after the initial injury. Ongoing headaches, dizziness, balance issues, neck pain, sensitivity to light or noise, difficulty concentrating, or feeling...
Fall means football and hockey season for young athletes across the GTA. With more time on the field and ice, it’s also important for parents and coaches to know the signs of a concussion. A concussion can happen after a hit to the head, neck or body and doesn’t...
Every movement tells a story. Whether it’s returning to sport after an injury, keeping up with your kids, recovering after surgery, or simply being able to move through your day pain-free, physiotherapy plays a powerful role in helping people reclaim confidence in...
Concussions are more common than many people realize – and they don’t just happen on the ice rink or playing field. Our partner clinic at Aurora Sports Medicine Professionals is proud to support Ontario communities with their launch of the newly certified...
A concussion is more than “just a bump on the head.” It is a form of mild traumatic brain injury that can affect how the brain functions, even when symptoms seem mild at first. Whether a concussion occurs during sports, a fall, a car accident, or everyday activities,...
