Collection at a glance:
Guides
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Hockey Return-to-Sport Strategy
Returning to normal activities, including sport participation, is a step-wise process that requires patience, attention, and caution.
444.59 KB PDF/UA
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Player code of conduct
Have players sign this code of conduct to agree to respect themselves and respect others at play.
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Concussion guide for physicians
Key concussion information for physicians.
300.55 KB PDF/UA
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Return-to-Sport Strategy
A six-step approach for a gradual return to physical activity and sport participation.
209.50 KB PDF/UA
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Return-to-School Strategy
A four-step approach for a gradual return to cognitive activities and the learning environment.
747.59 KB PDF/UA
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Concussion guide for teachers
Key concussion information for teachers.
290.94 KB PDF/UA
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Concussion guide for parents and caregivers
Key concussion information for parents and caregivers.
314.41 KB PDF/UA
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Concussion guide for coaches and trainers
Key concussion information for coaches and trainers.
352.75 KB PDF/UA
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Concussion guide for athletes
Key concussion information for athletes.
247.88 KB PDF/UA
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Concussion & You handbook (2016)
Informed by experts in youth concussion from the Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital Concussion Centre, the Concussion handbook is designed to help with your concussion management and recovery.
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Concussion Information for Patient and Families (2018)
This Concussion Booklet was created by the Ontario Neurotrauma Foundation to give you the information you need to know to get better after a concussion. It can be helpful in the first few days and during recovery.
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4 Characteristics of a Good Concussion Clinic (2017)
The Canadian Concussion Collaborative designed this guide to help people who have persistent symptoms of a concussion (symptoms that are not clearly improving after a period of seven to 10 days) find a good concussion clinic.