Recognition of concussion as a serious injury, informed by neurological and physiological
research, is now commonplace in sport. However, research on the psychology of concussive …

Concussions represent a significant health concern in sport, affecting as many as 4 million
athletes in the United States each year. The purpose of the current special issue is to …

The psychology of sport concussions consists of psychological, psychiatric, and
psychosocial factors that contribute to sport concussion risks, consequences, and outcomes …

This paper was designed to introduce the sport psychology consultant (SPC) to the relevant
practical and theoretical information pertaining to sports concussion. The paper discusses …

Sports-related concussions are ubiquitous in contact and collision sports at all levels of play
and across a broad age range. Once thought to be a nuisance injury, it is now recognized …

Concussions involve myriad symptoms, including cognitive, somatic, emotional, and sleep
dysfunction, as well as cognitive, vestibular, and other impairments. The field of sport-related …

Abstract Evaluation and management of sport-related concussion have received much
deserved attention in the wake of recent state legislation and congressional hearings …

This chapter critically explores and draws attention to the various ways in which sport-
related concussion has been studied within academic literature. By drawing upon both my …

The topic of sport concussion has gained significant prominence over the last 20 years,
resulting in dramatic growth in research funding, widespread media coverage, and …

The field of sport-related concussion (SRC) is evolving quickly, and psychological aspects
affecting athletes' recovery and well-being are now recognized as an important component …