Biopsychosocial models are currently used to explain the development of persistent
postconcussion symptoms (PPCS) following concussion. These models support a holistic …

While the majority of individuals make full recovery within a short period following mild
traumatic brain injury (mTBI), some continue to experience a more chronic course of …

Abstract Purpose of Review To discuss recent literature concerning the application of the
biopsychosocial model in the management of concussion and post-concussion headache …

Persistent symptoms following a minor head injury can cause significant morbidity, yet the
underlying mechanisms for this are poorly understood. The shortcomings of the current …

Objective Postconcussion symptoms (PCS) are commonly reported by patients with mild
traumatic brain injury (MTBI). Although PCS significantly recovered by 3-month postinjury, a …

Background Symptoms related to concussion are generally nonspecific in nature, as they
are also reported by non-concussed individuals. What is currently not known is whether the …

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between postconcussion
symptom complaint (PCS) severity and positive coping factors (knowledge, self-efficacy, and …

BACKGROUND: Persistent Sport-Related Post-Concussion Syndrome is often diagnosed
with any type of prolonged PCS symptoms. However, there are not specific diagnostic …

The biopsychosocial model of health and illness underlies many contemporary approaches
to concussion. The model is celebrated as supporting “integrated” approaches to …

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