… Sport-related concussions (SRC) have become a public health issue, however little research
has focused on the the psychological aspects of … practice on psychological aspects of SRC. …

… and injury characteristics greatly influence the extent to which these psychological effects are
… area of research, however, is fairly understudied in the context of sport‐related concussion. …

… to possible concussion or mild traumatic brain injury (mTBI). Sport-related concussion (SRC) …
While briefly addressing some of the biology and history of concussion, the authors explore …

… various sports to determine the effects of an athlete’… psychiatric outcomes (eg, new psychiatric
disorders, isolated suicidal ideation, and worsening symptoms of a preexisting psychiatric …

… to influence recovery following non-sport-related concussion (eg, motor vehicle collisions). …
sport-related concussion, did not identify these and potentially other relevant psychosocial …

… . Psychological issues related to illness and injury in athletes and the team physician: a
consensus Statement-2016 update. Curr Sports Med Rep 2017;16:189–201.doi:10.1249/JSR.…

… Potential links between a history of sport-related concussions and later-life neurobiological
and psychological brain health have been studied in former collision-sport athletes. However…

… Our study was also the first to expand the investigation of psychological resilience and
sport-related concussion to examine clinical factors at initial visit to include measures of self-…

… Preinjury mental health problems appear to confer risk for worse clinical outcome after
sport-related concussion. Future research is needed to (1) examine this risk factor in large …

Purpose of Review The incidence of sport-related concussion (SRC) has been increasing in
different sports and its impact on long-term cognitive function is increasingly recognized. In …