Trusted concussion recovery resources, in one place.
Vetted guidance from leading medical bodies, research institutions, and rehabilitation tools — to help patients, caregivers, and clinicians make informed decisions at every stage of recovery.
Evidence-based concussion guidelines
Authoritative clinical guidance and research from the organizations that define concussion care.
Heads Up Program →
Concussion awareness, prevention, and management resources for providers, athletes, and parents.
Traumatic Brain Injury →
Government-backed research and clinical guidance on brain injury and recovery timelines.
Concussion Legacy Foundation →
Research, education, and advocacy focused on concussion prevention and treatment.
Sports Concussion Guidelines →
Evidence-based recommendations for diagnosing and managing concussion across populations.
International Consensus Statement →
The internationally recognized concussion consensus used in professional sport and medicine.
Post-concussion syndrome & specialist care
For symptoms that persist — organizations and clinics specializing in ongoing recovery.
Brain Injury Association of America →
Support and education for cognitive symptoms like brain fog, memory, and processing speed.
DANA Foundation →
Brain research and education, including concussion science and recovery strategies.
Concussion Clinic Directory →
Rehabilitation centers specializing in post-concussion therapy and cognitive recovery.
Concussion Care Finder →
Search verified concussion specialists and clinics near you — filter by neurology, vestibular therapy, sports medicine, and telehealth.
Vestibular Disorders Association →
For vertigo, dizziness, and balance issues that can follow a concussion.
Brain training & cognitive tools
Neuroplasticity-based training programs used in brain-injury rehabilitation.
Lumosity →
Science-backed exercises for memory, problem-solving, and attention.
BrainHQ →
Neuroplasticity-based cognitive training used in TBI rehabilitation.
HappyNeuron →
Neuroscience-based cognitive programs used in medical settings.
NeuroTracker →
Cognitive training used by athletes and military to improve focus and reaction time.
Nutrition, sleep & stress
Everyday levers — nutrition, sleep, and stress management — that support the brain’s recovery.
Sleep Foundation →
Improving sleep quality after a brain injury.
Headspace →
Guided meditation to lower stress and support cognitive function.
Managing Anxiety After Brain Injury →
Guidance on emotional regulation and anxiety relief after TBI.
Harvard: Anti-Inflammatory Foods →
Dietary guidance for reducing neuroinflammation and oxidative stress.
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