Kids and concussion: What every parent, coach, and health-care professional should know
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Kids and concussion: What every parent, coach, and health-care professional should know
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Concussions are more than "just a bump" — they're brain injuries that can seriously impact a child's life. In this episode, Dr. Shelina Babul, concussion expert and creator of the Concussion Awareness Training Tool (CATT), joins us to break down why concussions matter, especially in children and youth. We explore common misconceptions, early symptoms, and how CATT is changing concussion care across Canada and beyond.
Whether you're a parent, coach, teacher, or teen, you'll learn how to recognize and respond to concussions early — key to safer recoveries and better outcomes. Tune in and learn how we can all protect kids' brains.
Learn more about topics discussed in this episode:
Concussion Awareness Training Tool (CATT) website
Concussion Awareness Training Tool for youth: Impact on concussion knowledge, beliefs, and reporting intentions, Health Education & Behavior
Concussion Harmonization Project webpage
Follow-up visits after a concussion in the pediatric population: An integrative review, NeuroRehabilitation
All episodes written and produced by the Research Communications team at BC Children's Hospital Research Institute.
Theme music: "Life Is Beautiful" by Anastasia Kir